"Winona" genre: Alternative General
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	This is our little song inspired by the antics and romantic liasons of one known as Winona.
	CD: Busy Feelin' Bad   Label: Narnian/Cold Wind Records Credits: Written and performed by Jerry and Sheila Oliver
	Story Behind the Song After the shop lifting contoversy and the serial dating reports from rock and roll's tossled hair front line, Sheila was inspired by this colorful character and her skill in riding the waves of rumour and scandel. Lyrics How does a rock star measure success? It used to be the limos, Letterman and Leno It used to be cover shots on Rolling Stone or Spin If you played SNL you knew you were in But the latest "must have", "you've Arrived", "Step up and claim your Grammy" Is taking out Winona, being seen with cute Winona, Writing songs for little Nona (Just don't go shopping with Winona) oh oh oh.....na...... A serial groupie is what they called her I guess there are worse things that start out like that Like serial killer or rapist or criminal (well.. there was that shoplifting thing...) But I'm a girl 'rock star' so I guess little 'Nona' isn't interested in me, but maybe we could go shopping (she's gutsy that way) And then I'll be seen with cute Winona I'd be out with Winona I'd write a song for Winona for Winona oh oh oh.....na...... You know if I grow out my hair and sleep on it wet If I wore torn up jeans and a sweatshirt Maybe she wont notice I'm only a girl and she'll like my songs and she'll sing along and Leno will call I'll be big after all... We'll go to the mall... I'll be out with Winona I'll be seen with Winona Write a song for Winona oh oh oh...na oh oh oh...na

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