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Current version of Dickey Lee Lyrics Ballad of a Teenage Queen (http://www.mp3lyrics.org/d/dickey-lee/ballad/) Current version of the lyrics |
Version 2 of Dickey Lee Lyrics Ballad of a Teenage Queen (http://www.mp3lyrics.org/d/dickey-lee/ballad/v2.html) Version 2 of the lyrics | ||||||||||||
| (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | ||||||||||||
| Prettiest girl we've ever seen.) | Prettiest girl we've ever seen.) | ||||||||||||
| There's a story in our town, | There's a story in our town, | ||||||||||||
| Of the prettiest girl around. | Of the prettiest girl around. | ||||||||||||
| Golden hair and eyes of blue. | Golden hair and eyes of blue. | ||||||||||||
| How those eyes could flash at you. | How those eyes could flash at you. | ||||||||||||
| (How those eyes could flash at you.) | (How those eyes could flash at you.) | ||||||||||||
| Boys hung around her by the score. | Boys hung around her by the score. | ||||||||||||
| But she loved the boy next door, | But she loved the boy next door, | ||||||||||||
| Who worked at the candy store. | Who worked at the candy store. | ||||||||||||
| (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | ||||||||||||
| Prettiest girl we've ever seen.) | Prettiest girl we've ever seen.) | ||||||||||||
| She was tops in all they said. | She was tops in all they said. | ||||||||||||
| Never once went to her head. | Never once went to her head. | ||||||||||||
| She had everything it seemed. | She had everything it seemed. | ||||||||||||
| Not a care, this teenage queen. | Not a care, this teenage queen. | ||||||||||||
| (Not a care, this teenage queen.) | (Not a care, this teenage queen.) | ||||||||||||
| Other boys could offer more, | Other boys could offer more, | ||||||||||||
| But she loved the boy next door, | But she loved the boy next door, | ||||||||||||
| who worked at the candy store. | who worked at the candy store. | ||||||||||||
| (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | ||||||||||||
| You should be a movie queen.) | You should be a movie queen.) | ||||||||||||
| He would marry her next spring. | He would marry her next spring. | ||||||||||||
| Saved his money, bought a ring. | Saved his money, bought a ring. | ||||||||||||
| Then one day a movie scout, | Then one day a movie scout, | ||||||||||||
| Came to town to take her out. | Came to town to take her out. | ||||||||||||
| (Came to town to take her out.) | (Came to town to take her out.) | ||||||||||||
| Hollywood could offer more. | Hollywood could offer more. | ||||||||||||
| So she left the boy next door, | So she left the boy next door, | ||||||||||||
| Workin' at the candy store. | Workin' at the candy store. | ||||||||||||
| (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | ||||||||||||
| See you on the movie screen.) | See you on the movie screen.) | ||||||||||||
| Very soon she was a star. | Very soon she was a star. | ||||||||||||
| Pretty house and shiny car. | Pretty house and shiny car. | ||||||||||||
| Swimmin' pool and a fence around. | Swimmin' pool and a fence around. | ||||||||||||
| But she missed her old home town. | But she missed her old home town. | ||||||||||||
| (But she missed her old home town.) | (But she missed her old home town.) | ||||||||||||
| All the world was at her door, | All the world was at her door, | ||||||||||||
| All except the boy next door, | All except the boy next door, | ||||||||||||
| Who worked at the candy store. | Who worked at the candy store. | ||||||||||||
| (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | (Dream on, dream on teenage queen. | ||||||||||||
| Saddest girl we've ever seen.) | Saddest girl we've ever seen.) | ||||||||||||
| Then one day the teenage star, | Then one day the teenage star, | ||||||||||||
| Sold her house and all her cars. | Sold her house and all her cars. | ||||||||||||
| Gave up all her wealth and fame, | Gave up all her wealth and fame, | ||||||||||||
| Left it all and caught a train. | Left it all and caught a train. | ||||||||||||
| (Left it all and caught a train.) | (Left it all and caught a train.) | ||||||||||||
| Do I have to tell you more? | Do I have to tell you more? | ||||||||||||
| She came back to the boy next door, | She came back to the boy next door, | ||||||||||||
| Who worked at the candy store. | Who worked at the candy store. | ||||||||||||
| (Now this story has some more, | (Now this story has some more, | ||||||||||||
| 1 | You'll hear it all at the candy store.) | You'll hear it all at the candy store.) | 1 | ||||||||||
| 1 | 1 | ||||||||||||
| 2 | 2 | ||||||||||||
| 3 | [BALLAD OF A TEENAGE QUEEN] | 3 | |||||||||||
| 4 | [Written by: Jack Clement | 4 | |||||||||||
| 5 | Performed by: Dickey Lee[1]-1962 | 5 | |||||||||||
| 6 | Appears on: The Tale of Patches-1962 & Greatest Hits Collection (Limited | 6 | |||||||||||
| 7 | Edition)-2006[2].] | 7 | |||||||||||
| 8 | 8 | ||||||||||||
| 9 | [1]Originally recorded and popularized by Johnny Cash in 1958. Other notable | 9 | |||||||||||
| 10 | covers include, June Carter Cash-1960, David Allan Coe-1978, Roseanne | 10 | |||||||||||
| 11 | Cash-2001 & Stars at Studio 99-2005.] | 11 | |||||||||||
| 12 | 12 | ||||||||||||
| 13 | [2]Transcribed from the track on this album.] | 13 | |||||||||||
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