| Song | Bye Bye Johnny |
| Artist | Mud |
| Album | The Singles '67-'78 |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| She drew out all her money from the Southern Trust | |
| And put her little boy aboard a greyhound bus. | |
| Leavin' Louisiana for the golden west, | |
| Down came her tears from her happiness. | |
| Her own little some named Johnny B Goode | |
| Was going to make some motion pictures down in Hollywood | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode. | |
| She remembered taking money in from gathering crops | |
| And buying Johnny’s guitar from the brokers shop. | |
| As long as he was playing by the railroad side. | |
| Wouldn't get in trouble, she’d be satisfied. | |
| She never thought that there would come a day like this | |
| When she would have to give her son a goodbye kiss. | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode. | |
| She finally got the letter she was dreaming of | |
| Cos Johnny wrote and told her he had fell in love. | |
| As soon as he was married he would bring her back | |
| And build a mansion for her by the railroad side. | |
| So every time she heard the locomotive roar | |
| She be standing,waiting at the kitchen door. | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode... |
| She drew out all her money from the Southern Trust | |
| And put her little boy aboard a greyhound bus. | |
| Leavin' Louisiana for the golden west, | |
| Down came her tears from her happiness. | |
| Her own little some named Johnny B Goode | |
| Was going to make some motion pictures down in Hollywood | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode. | |
| She remembered taking money in from gathering crops | |
| And buying Johnny' s guitar from the brokers shop. | |
| As long as he was playing by the railroad side. | |
| Wouldn' t get in trouble, she' d be satisfied. | |
| She never thought that there would come a day like this | |
| When she would have to give her son a goodbye kiss. | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode. | |
| She finally got the letter she was dreaming of | |
| Cos Johnny wrote and told her he had fell in love. | |
| As soon as he was married he would bring her back | |
| And build a mansion for her by the railroad side. | |
| So every time she heard the locomotive roar | |
| She be standing, waiting at the kitchen door. | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode... |
| She drew out all her money from the Southern Trust | |
| And put her little boy aboard a greyhound bus. | |
| Leavin' Louisiana for the golden west, | |
| Down came her tears from her happiness. | |
| Her own little some named Johnny B Goode | |
| Was going to make some motion pictures down in Hollywood | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode. | |
| She remembered taking money in from gathering crops | |
| And buying Johnny' s guitar from the brokers shop. | |
| As long as he was playing by the railroad side. | |
| Wouldn' t get in trouble, she' d be satisfied. | |
| She never thought that there would come a day like this | |
| When she would have to give her son a goodbye kiss. | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode. | |
| She finally got the letter she was dreaming of | |
| Cos Johnny wrote and told her he had fell in love. | |
| As soon as he was married he would bring her back | |
| And build a mansion for her by the railroad side. | |
| So every time she heard the locomotive roar | |
| She be standing, waiting at the kitchen door. | |
| And sing bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye, bye bye. | |
| Bye bye Johnny, goodbye Johnny B Goode... |