UPDATED - Sung better, changed lyrics up

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Hey who’s that… whoa, whoa!
Whoa man it’s Brown! It’s Brown!
Hey welcome back to town man,
welcome back, come on in!

When Johnny comes marching in the door
Boo yah, boo yah
We’ll tell him about the civil war
Boo Yah, Booo yah
The men will jump and the block will shout
The finest hotties will all turn out
And we’ll all get down
When Johnny Comes Marching Home

John Brown comes a marching,
a marching right into town
When John cmoes a marching,
a marching let’s all get down

The old P.A. will break the news
Boo yah! Boo yah!
We’ll all come out to greet his crew
Boo yah, Booo yah!
The slaves were freed so let us sing
And see what he thinks of Dr. King
And we’ll all have a dream
when Johnny comes marching home

Ha ha
Yeah
Long time no see man
Long time no see
How went things at Harper’s Ferry?
Oh.
Ouch.

Get ready for the jubilee
Booy yah, boo yah
We’ll toast a drink or two or three
Boo yah, booy yah!
The Nobel Prize we do present
To warriors with no regret
They invaded Harper’s ferry
Without the fear of the death

John Brown comes a marching,
a marching right into town
When John cmoes a marching,
a marching let’s all get down

Ah yeah
Let love and friendship on that day,
Boo yah, boo yah
Their greatest talents they display,
Boo yah, booo yah
And let each one perform some part,
To fill with joy the warrior’s heart,
And we’ll all feel jazzed
When Johnny comes marching home.

John Brown comes a marching,
a marching right into town
When John cmoes a marching,
a marching let’s all get down

John Brown of Kansas was a violent, revolutionary abolitionist who

believed in murdering slave owners for their cruely to their human

brothers. He was a hot blooded calvinist who led his sons as well as

abolitionists and escaped slaves into an unsuccessful attempt to take

Harper’s Ferry, Virginia and start an insurrection in America. He is

rightfully credited for escalating tensions that led to the American

civil war. Today’s generations overlook this noble heartened, man of

blood and iron.

His last words, was a prophecy for America.
That slavery would end when this land was purged with blood.
And so it came to be.
Hats off to John Brown.

This is Coruscate Of the Incomplete Orchestra, peace out.

"Modernized When Johnny Comes Marching Home 110 BPM"
by coruscate

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