Bye Bye Johnny

Chuck Berry

She drew out all her money out of the Southern Trust
And put her little boy aboard a Greyhound Bus
Leaving Louisiana for the Golden West
Down came the tears from her happiness
Her own little son name 'o Johnny B. Goode
Was gonna make some motion pictures out in Hollywood
Bye, bye, bye, bye
Bye, bye, bye, bye
Bye bye Johnny
Good bye Johnny B. Goode
She remembered taking money out from gathering crop
And buying Johnny's guitar at a broker shop
As long as he would play it by the railroad side
And wouldn't get in trouble he was satisfied
But never thought that there would come a day like this
When she would have to give her son a goodby kiss
Going
Bye, bye, bye, bye
Bye, bye, bye, bye
Bye bye Johnny
Good bye Johnny B. Goode
She finally got the letter she was dreaming of
Johnny wrote and told her he had fell in love
As soon as he was married he would bring her back
And build a mansion for 'em by the railroad track
So every time they heard the locomotive roar
They'd be a' standin', a' wavin' by the kitchen door
Howling
Bye, bye, bye, bye
Bye, bye, bye, bye
Bye bye Johnny
Good bye Johnny B. Goode

Trivia about the song Bye Bye Johnny by The Rolling Stones

On which albums was the song “Bye Bye Johnny” released by The Rolling Stones?
The Rolling Stones released the song on the albums “The Rolling Stones” in 1964 and “More Hot Rocks: Big Hits/Fazed Cookies (Super Audio CD)- D” in 1972.
Who composed the song “Bye Bye Johnny” by The Rolling Stones?
The song “Bye Bye Johnny” by The Rolling Stones was composed by Chuck Berry.

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