Johnny, Get Your Girl
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Johnny, Get Your Girl
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Johnny get your girl
Tap her on the shoulder
Tap her on the shoulder
Say you'll like to hold her
Johnny get your girl
Walk her in the moonlight
If you've got no moonlight
Talk about a June night
Don't wait for introductions
Don't be so formal
Just step right up and do the thing that's normal
Johnny get your girl
Tap her on the shoulder
Get a little bolder
Give romance a whirl
Don't let another Johnny get your girl
Don't wait for introductions
Don't be so formal
Just step right up and do the thing that's normal
John get that girl
Tap her on the shoulder
Get a little bolder
Give romance a whirl
Don't you let another Johnny get your girl
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Dean Martin performs "Johnny, Get Your Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Dean Martin catalog on LyroVerse.
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