Seems like your heart stops working The minute they close the curtain And take off your mask And take off your costume And if anyone asks you're taking a small break Drinking some coffee But everyone knows what you're doing Seems like the bus moves slower Just cause you got somewhere to go So you take a few pills in Beverly Hills But if anyone asks you've got a prescription You got an addiction Who do you think that you're fooling John Doe, I just want the John I know Once you put the drinks on hold Maybe you could come back home John Doe, ooh oh oh oooh Oooh oh oh ohooh oooh Oooh oh oh ohooh oooh Errybody's addicted to something Errybody gotta grip onto something Even if it's just the feel too responsible to feel maybe once, maybe twice Maybe hundreds of times, hundreds of times Without it, it's just harder to function at times You race to the bottom of every single bottle As if there was someone or something to find You're struggling in your mind And you tell yourself lie after lie 'Til you get to the point where it's no longer private That people that you work with noticed the signs When you walk in the room It gets noticeably quiet So you break up the silence, you say you've been at the gym But the way look, can't blame on the diet So what you hiding? John Doe, I just want the John I know Once you put the drinks on hold Maybe you could come back home John Doe, ooh oh oh oooh Oooh oh oh ohooh oooh Oooh oh oh ohooh oooh Yeah, I've probably had too many things Smashed too many freaks Had too much to drop me Had too much to drink Left the club, ended up in custody Random drug test, passed it luckily My girl broke up wit' me cause she walked in suddenly With a woman up under me I told her "Wait! It ain't what it look like! I must've slip and fell, clumsy me!" Well, at least I admit it, cause the worst you could do Is to do it and not be man enough to say that you did it That's just how you prevent it, well I ain't no different I love all the money, the fame And the parties with beautiful women I spend so much time as an underground artist Cause I was afraid to succumb to the business And what I'd become But that what you'd judge I become The path with the greatest resistance That's how the tables can turn when they pivot And change you perspective and flip your entire position My whole life I've been dying to wish and to live and experience Everything possible When I told 'em my dreams, they just said they ain't logical Now, I can see it - it's optical (optical) John Doe, I just want the John I know Once you put the drinks on hold Maybe you could come back home John Doe, ooh oh oh oooh Oooh oh oh ohooh oooh Oooh oh oh ohooh oooh

Oh yeah Oh yeah Uh-uh Deep down in Louisiana close to New Orleans Way back up in the woods among the evergreens There stood an log cabin made of earth and wood Where lived a country boy named Johnny B. Goode Who never learned to read or write so well But he could play a guitar just like ringing a bell Go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go go Johnny B. Goode He used to carry his guitar in a gunny sack Sat beneath the tree by the railroad track An engineer could see him sitting in the shade Strumming with the rhythm that the drivers made The People passing by, they would stop and say Oh my, how that little country boy could play Go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go go Johnny B. Goode His mother told him, someday you will be a man You will be the leader of a big old band Many people coming from miles around To hear you play your music when the sun goes down And maybe someday your name will be in lights Saying Johnny B. Goode tonight Go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go go Johnny B. Goode Go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go, go Johnny B. Goode Go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go go Johnny B. Goode His mother told him, someday you will be a man You will be the leader of a big old band Many people coming from miles around To hear you play your music when the sun goes down And maybe someday your name will be in lights Saying Johnny B. Goode tonight Go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Uh-uh Johnny B. Goode Go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go, go Johnny B. Goode Go uh-uh Go uh-uh Go uh-uh Go, go, go, go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go Johnny go, go, go Go, go Johnny B. Goode B. Goode B. Goode B. Goode Go, go Go, go Go, go And go, go And go, go And go, go And go, go Go, go Go, go Go, go Johnny B. Goode

Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Ol' tadpole in a fishin' hole He couldn't croak or jump to save his soul But then one day It's the funniest thing Why he started growin' Turnin' green Yes, he jumped up on a lily pad And he was croakin' out a song, gave it all he had Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again A little caterpillar on a blade of grass She noticin' the days going by so fast She's a lovely little lady She's looking for a room She's weavin' and spinnin' out a fine cocoon Why it didn't take long 'til she saw the sky Spread your wings you butterfly She's singin' Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both both been born again Bullfrogs and butterflies We've both been born again We've both been born again We've both been born again