Mrs Johnson
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Mrs Johnson
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Mrs Johnson you're sitting on my aubergine
my aubergine
my aubergine
mrs Johnson you're sitting on my aubergine
please get off
Mrs Johnson you're sitting on my artichoke
my artichoke
my artichoke
Mrs Johnson you're sitting on my artichoke
please get off
Mrs Johnson you're sitting on my cabbage patch
my cabbage patch
my cabbage patch
mrs Johnson you're sitting on my cabbage patch
please get off
Mrs Johnson you're sitting on my parsnip bush
my parsnip bush
my parsnip bush
mrs Johnson you're sitting on my parsnip bush
please get off
Mrs Johnson you're sitting on a very nice chair
a very nice chair
a very nice chair
mrs Johnson you're sitting on a very nice chair
Please Don't break it
Plea-ea-ease
Mrs Johnsohn!
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Who performs "Mrs Johnson"?
Neil Finn performs "Mrs Johnson", and this lyric page sits inside the Neil Finn catalog on LyroVerse.
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