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His name's Jonny, no last name given
He's one of those freaks who lives upstairs
He's got a knack for cheap cigarettes and forties
He's a sidewalk slammer with an nasty glare
He grumbles when the sunlight hits his face
And he says:
"Hail Satan for another shitty day!
HAIL SATAN!"
(Jonny doesn't care about anyone)
(Jonny doesn't care about anything)
(Jonny doesn't care)
When Jonny was a kid they made him take lots of pills
Then he got real made cause he never felt any thrills
Aww
A wasted adolescent trying to get even
Daredevil living just for something to believe in
Prodigal child of the Human-Demon
Godless Heathen
GODLESS HEATHEN
Jonny's favorite gun is a six-shot revolver
Jonny's favorite gun is a six-shot revolver
Jonny's favorite gun is a six-shot revolver
Jonny's favorite gun is a six-shot
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2. |
Theme from Clone High
01:55
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Way way back in the 1980's
Secret government employees
Dug up famous guys and ladies
And made amusing genetic copies
Now their clones are sexy teens now
They're going to make it if they try
Loving, learning, sharing, judging
Time to laugh, and shiver, and cry
Time to watch,
Clone High
(Energetic and engaging)
Clone High
(Our angst is entertaining)
Clone High
(Our lives are never boring)
Who am I?
Clone High
There's a place that you can go to
And it's never very far
Famous people you can live through
If you don't know who you are
Why, there's so much to live up to
Expectations are so high
I'm not crying - it's my contacts
Must be something in my eye
You all must watch
Clone High
(Insipired and organic)
Clone High
(Impossibly dramatic)
Clone High
(More fun than watching static)
Where am I?
Clone High
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