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Since the late '90s, the Los Angeles-based Bargain Music has been known for two main things: (1) their penchant for quirky, eccentric, humorous lyrics, and (2) their musical eclecticism. Musically, Bargain Music is all over the place. Their material is essentially alternative rock, but the Southern Californians will -- depending on their mood -- incorporate anything from reggae, hip-hop, funk, or soul to heavy metal or punk. On occasion, Bargain Music
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
remember me joanna
A
we were only 17
D A
you took me to places most teengers have never been
A G E
didnt need no room or bed because we had your car
A D S
ask you if you'd marry me
A
you said "no!" cause one day i'll be a star
G E A
reggae strumming comes in on last A*
this is a live acoustic version so im not sure about the recorded version, but this is
he plays on the one ive heard*
continues on in the same way*
highschool, it was rough on me
i dont think that i was cool
especially when you dumped me in front of everyone
you called me a fool
said its nothing personal
i just wasnt on par
how can i date a big fat loser
when one day im gonna be a star
you graduated with honors joanna
while i was on the five year plan (plan)
i swore i'd win you back joanna
things will be different when i become a man
college was much easier
party'd every nite
but everytime i fucked a girl
i saw your face, turn off the lights
now i'm in the work force
spend nite time in a bar
often when i think of you
i wonder, did you ever become a star
it was dicki's bachelor party
and everyone was there
then i got so faded that i
chipped a toothe when i fell down the stairs
time for a private lap dance, it wasnt very far
you said hi my names' joanna, im a 50 dollar and hour star
that made me laugh y'all
do u remember me joanna (yeah)
do u remember me cause i remember you
i remember when you danced in that play
you wore that dress and that flower lei
'member me joanna
i had those plaid shorts, i bought the plaid shorts
size 42 plaid shorts i was wearing in izod
'member me joanna cause i sure as fuck remember you
'member me joanna, remember me joanna
yeah anna oh
A
we were only 17
D A
you took me to places most teengers have never been
A G E
didnt need no room or bed because we had your car
A D S
ask you if you'd marry me
A
you said "no!" cause one day i'll be a star
G E A
reggae strumming comes in on last A*
this is a live acoustic version so im not sure about the recorded version, but this is
he plays on the one ive heard*
continues on in the same way*
highschool, it was rough on me
i dont think that i was cool
especially when you dumped me in front of everyone
you called me a fool
said its nothing personal
i just wasnt on par
how can i date a big fat loser
when one day im gonna be a star
you graduated with honors joanna
while i was on the five year plan (plan)
i swore i'd win you back joanna
things will be different when i become a man
college was much easier
party'd every nite
but everytime i fucked a girl
i saw your face, turn off the lights
now i'm in the work force
spend nite time in a bar
often when i think of you
i wonder, did you ever become a star
it was dicki's bachelor party
and everyone was there
then i got so faded that i
chipped a toothe when i fell down the stairs
time for a private lap dance, it wasnt very far
you said hi my names' joanna, im a 50 dollar and hour star
that made me laugh y'all
do u remember me joanna (yeah)
do u remember me cause i remember you
i remember when you danced in that play
you wore that dress and that flower lei
'member me joanna
i had those plaid shorts, i bought the plaid shorts
size 42 plaid shorts i was wearing in izod
'member me joanna cause i sure as fuck remember you
'member me joanna, remember me joanna
yeah anna oh
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