Johnny Cash - Ballad of a teenage queen

(D^Aream on, dream on, t^Deenage q^Aueen, pr^Dettiest g^Airl we've e^Ever s^Aeen). There's a story ^Din our t^Aown Of the prettiest g^Eirl a-r^Aound Golden hair and e^Dyes of b^Alue How those eyes could fl^Eash at y^Aou (How those eyes could fl^Eash at y^Aou) B^Doys hung round her ^Aby the score But she loved the b^Eoy next d^Aoor, who worked at the c^Eandy st^Aore (D^Aream on, dream on, t^Deenage q^Aueen, pr^Dettiest g^Airl we've e^Ever s^Aeen).

She was tops in a^Dll they s^Aaid It never once went t^Eo her h^Aead She had every-th^Ding it se^Aems Not a care, this te^Eenage qu^Aeen (Not a care, this te^Eenage qu^Aeen) O^Dther boys could o^Affer more But she loved the b^Eoy next d^Aoor, who worked at the c^Eandy st^Aore (Dream on, dream on, te^Denage qu^Aeen, y^Dou should ^Abe a m^Eovie qu^Aeen).

He would marry h^Der next sp^Aring Saved his money, b^Eought a r^Aing Then one day a mo^Dvie s^Acout Came to town to t^Eake her o^Aut (Came to town to t^Eake her o^Aut) H^Dollywood could o^Affer more So she left the b^Eoy next d^Aoor, working at the c^Eandy st^Aore (Dream on, dream on, te^Denage qu^Aeen, s^Dee you ^Aon the m^Eovie scr^Aeen).

Very soon she w^Das a s^Atar Pretty house and sh^Einy c^Aar Swimming pool and a f^Dence a-ro^Aund But she missed her o^Eld home t^Aown (But she missed her o^Eld home t^Aown) A^Dll the world was ^Aat her door All except the b^Eoy next do^Aor, who worked at the ca^Endy st^Aore (Dream on, dream on, te^Denage q^Aueen, sa^Dddest g^Airl we've e^Ever s^Aeen).

Then one day the t^Deenage s^Atar Sold her house and a^Ell her c^Aars Gave up all her we^Dalth and f^Aame Left it all and ca^Eught a tr^Aain (Left it all and ca^Eught a tr^Aain) D^Do I have to t^Aell you more She came back to the b^Eoy next d^Aoor, who worked at the c^Eandy st^Aore (Now this story h^Das some m^Aore, you'll h^Dear it a^All at the ca^Endy st^Aore).