"Johnny and Me" genre: Country Blues
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	A little story about this guy I used to know
	CD: none yet   Label: none yet Credits: Alec Emmons' right-side of his brain. Or is it the left? We're not clear on that.
	Story Behind the Song Its a folk song with a twist Lyrics Early in the morning backpack on the floor got my boots awaitin' cuz I won't be home no more I'm ramblin' on to another town where your naggin' arm can't reach me and the skys are peachy up ahead. well Johnny ain't got no liquor his woman poured it out found him sleepin' on the floor his mouth under the spout now he's ramblin' onto town where her naggin' arm can't reach him and the moonshine is free-man up ahead one day Johnny came over his hands smelled like clover cuz he'd been sleeping in the grass again he said his woman sent him a bill law man spoke quite ill of leavin mama a kid with no dad he said boy you gotta help me this woman's gon' trail me through hell and purgatry and even on up to the pearly white gates. I said whoa man what can I do I got a woman and my own problems too you have a rifle you can use and you can put her down on that floor. now Johnny went and got it that rifle on his wall you know he never had shot it at nay thing bigger than a squirrel early in the morning Johnny slams the door he off and shot his lady she won't be naggin' him no more but the sheriff came down you know his naggin' arm can reach us no matter how far we run then I heard a knock on my door and so I opened it... and there was the sheriff, lookin' at me the sun was settin' I could barely see all the state boys' cruisers in my lawn I said officer no there's some kinda mistake you see Johnny, he's the one who takes the bullet cake and he shot his lady dead in Abilene.

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