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	Current version of Johnny Cash Lyrics Ballad of a Teenage Queen (http://www.mp3lyrics.org/j/johnny-cash/ballad-of-a-teenage-q...) Current version of the lyrics						Version 2 of Johnny Cash Lyrics Ballad of a Teenage Queen (http://www.mp3lyrics.org/j/johnny-cash/ballad-of-a-teenage-q...) Version 2 of the lyrics
1	There's a story in our town						(Dream on, dream on teenage queen.	1
2	Of the prettiest girl around						Prettiest                 girl we've ever seen.)	2
1	Golden hair and eyes of blue							1
3	How those eyes could flash at you						There's a story in our town,	3
4	(How those eyes could flash at you)						Of the prettiest girl around.	4
5							Golden hair and eyes of blue.	5
6	Boys hung 'round her by the score						How those eyes could flash at you.	6
7	But she loved the boy next door						(How those eyes could flash at you.)	7
2	Who worked at the candy store							2
8	(Dream on, dream on teenage queen, prettiest girl we've ever seen)						Boys hung 'round her by the score.	8
9							But she loved the boy next door,	9
10	She was queen of the senior prom						Who worked at     the candy store.	10
11	She could cook just like her mom						(Dream on, dream on teenage queen.	11
12	She had everything at sea						Prettiest girl we've ever seen.)	12
3	Pure delight, this teenage queen							3
13	(Pure delight, this teenage queen)						She was tops in all they said.	13
14							It never once went to her head.	14
15	Other boys could offer more						She had everything it seems.	15
16	But she loved the boy next door						Not a care, this teenage queen.	16
17	Who worked at the candy store						(Not a care, this teenage queen.)	17
4	(Dream on, dream on teenage queen, you should be a movie queen)							4
18							Other boys could offer more,	18
19	He would marry her      next spring						But she loved the boy next door,	19
20	Saved his money, bought a ring						who worked at the candy store.	20
21	Then one day, a movie scout						(Dream on, dream on teenage queen.	21
22	Came to town to take her out						You should be a movie queen.)	22
5	(Came to town to take her out)							5
23							He would marry her next spring.	23
24	Hollywood could offer more						Saved his money, bought a ring.	24
25	So she left the boy next door						Then one day a movie scout,	25
26	Who worked at the candy store						Came to town to take her out.	26
27	(Dream on, dream on teenage queen, see you on the movie screen)						(Came to town to take her out.)	27
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28	Very soon she was a star						Hollywood could offer more.	28
29	Pretty house and shiny cars						So she left the boy next door,	29
30	Swimming pool and a fence around						Workin' at the candy store.	30
31	But she missed her old home town						(Dream on, dream on teenage queen.	31
32	(But she missed her old home town)						See you on the movie screen.)	32
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33	All the world was at her door						Very soon she was a star.	33
34	All except the boy next door						Pretty house and shiny car.	34
35	Who worked at the candy store						Swimmin' pool and a fence around.	35
36	(Dream on, dream on teenage queen, saddest girl we've ever seen)						But she missed her old home town.	36
37							(But she missed her old home town.)	37
8	Then one day this teenage star							8
38	Sold                      her house and all her cars						All the world was at her door,	38
39	Gave up all her wealth and fame						All except the boy next door,	39
40	Left it all and caught a train						Who worked at the candy store.	40
41	(Left it all and caught a train)						(Dream on, dream on teenage queen.	41
42							Saddest girl we've ever seen.)	42
9	Next day, she was at the door							9
43	Of           the lonely boy next door						Then one day the teenage star,	43
44	Who works at the candy store						Sold her house and all her cars.	44
	(Now this story has some more, you'll hear it all at the candy store)						Gave up all her wealth and fame,
1							Left it all and caught a train.	1
2							(Left it all and caught a train.)	2
3								3
4							Do I have to tell you more?	4
5							She came back to the boy next door,	5
6							Who worked at the candy store.	6
7								7
8							(Now this story has some more,	8
9							You'll hear it all at the candy store.)	9
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11								11
12							[BALLAD OF A TEENAGE QUEEN]	12
13							[Written by: Jack Clement[1]	13
14							Performed by: Johnny Cash	14
15							Appears on: Johnny Cash Sings The Songs That Made Him Famous-1958,	15
16							Get Rhythm-1969, The Essential Johnny Cash-1992, 2002 & 2006,	16
17							The Fabulous Johnny Cash-2008, et al.]	17
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19							[1]Jack Henderson Clement (born April 5, 1931 in Memphis, Tennessee)	19
20							is an American singer, songwriter, and a record and film producer.	20
21							Jack Clement wrote a number of highly successful songs that have been	21
22							recorded by singing stars such as Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Ray Charles,	22
23							Carl Perkins, Bobby Bare, Elvis Presley, Jim Reeves, Jerry Lee Lewis,	23
24							Cliff Richard, Charley Pride, Tom Jones, Dickey Lee and Hank Snow.	24
25							He was inducted into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1973. He	25
26							also produced albums by Townes Van Zandt and Waylon Jennings.]	26

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