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Gently Johnny Lyrics
I put my hand on her knee, and she says do you want to see?
I put my hand on her breast, and she says do you want a kiss?
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
I put my hand on her thigh, and she says do you want to try?
I put my hand on her belly, and she says do you want to fill me?
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
But gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
I put my hand on her breast, and she says do you want a kiss?
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
I put my hand on her belly, and she says do you want to fill me?
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
Gently gently, gently Johnny, gently Johnny, my jingalo
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This song discusses the way truth unfolds in the soul - like a boy feeling his way through to his girl - like the bright blood unfolding through the flesh - like a gypsy lad in his role as traveller (a 'jingalo'?) - and she says ' be gentle with me, my beloved, my fair one...' .
This is my favourite song from the film (The Wicker Man 1973)
This song discusses the way truth unfolds in the soul - like a boy feeling his way through to his girl - like the bright blood unfolding through the flesh - like a gypsy lad in his role as traveller (a 'jingalo'?) - and she says ' be gentle with me, my beloved, my fair one...' .
This is my favourite song from the film (The Wicker Man 1973)
One of the excellent songs written and performed by Paul Giovanni for The Wicker Man (1973), the lyrics are basically about casual, guilt free, hedonism and sex and reproduction.
This song discusses the way truth unfolds in the soul - like a boy feeling his way through to his girl - like the bright blood unfolding through the flesh - like a gypsy lad in his role as traveller (a 'jingalo'?) - and she says ' be gentle with me, my beloved, my fair one...' .
This is my favourite song from the film (The Wicker Man 1973)