Come and I'll take you under
This beautiful bruises colors
Everything fades in time, it's true

Wish that I had another
Stab at the under cover
Was it a change in mind for you?

(It's impossible)
I can't let it out
(You'll never know)
Am I selling you out?
(Sit and watch)
Your every mood
Mood

Your eyes still remind me of
Angels that hover above
Eyes that can change from blind to blue

(It's impossible)
I can't let it out
(You'll never know)
Am I selling you out?
(Sit and watch)
Your every mood
Mood
Mood
Mood

Now that I've found my reward
Throw it away long before
I'd share a piece of mine with you

(It's impossible)
I can't let it out
(You'll never know)
Am I selling you out?
(Sit and watch)
Your every mood
Mood
Mood
Mood


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Hey, Johnny Park! Lyrics as written by Pat Smear Dave Grohl

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    This song is not about KURT COBAIN.Mr.Grohl wrote this song about an old childhood friend of his that he was trying to get in touch with.I remember reading in this one other website that Dave Grohl really missed him and wanted to talk to him so he decided to name the song after him HOPING that he'd get in touch with Dave Grohl.

    But this song has nothing to do with Mr.Cobain.And neither does every other Foo Fighter song out there.I do believe Kurt had a freat influence on Dave,but I just simply refuse to believe that every Foo Fighters song is about Kurt Cobain.

    xPearlx

    xfunkadelicxon May 22, 2008   Link

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