Story Of Johnny Monologue

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I start to levitate I feel the air beneath my wings I hear my pulse I taste the air I breathe I touch the ground I see the end and I feel whole again I hear the echoes of a world I'd left behind I taste the victory I thought I'd never find I touch the ground but it's slipping away From me and now I can't see it I can't see anything, somebody out there, please help me, ah! Oh Johnny! Wake the fuck up It's your big day Wouldn't want to keep all those angry souls waiting, now would you? This is the story of Johnny's group of misfits taking on the Devil himself Welcome to Hell I can't believe it was a dream I walked the surface Breathed the air then found myself back underneath It must've been a sign It's time to take back what was mine I
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