Johnny Thunders

It was very new to me.

In a few minutes, the former New York doll and heartbreaker Johnny Thunders, with you can't put your arms around a memory, but this is Alanis Morissette and Head Over Feet.

I had no choice but to hear you You stated your case time and again I thought about it You treat me like I'm a princess I'm not used to Like you may add You ask how my day was You've already won me over In spite of me And don't be alarmed if I And don't be surprised if I love you For all that you are I couldn't help it It's all your fault Your love is thick And it's followed me whole You're so much braver Than I gave you credit for That's not lip service You've already won me over In spite of me And don't be alarmed if I fall Head over feet And don't be surprised if I love you For all that you are I couldn't help it It's all your fault You are the bearer of unconditional things You held your breath and the door for me Thanks for your patience You're the best listener that I've ever met You're my best friend, best friend with benefits What took me so long? felt this healthy before I've never wanted something rational I am aware now I am aware now you've already won me over in spite of me and don't be alarmed if I fall Head over feet And don't be surprised if I love you For all that you are I couldn't help it It's all your fault You've already won me over In spite of me And don't be alarmed if I fall Head over feet And don't be surprised if I love you It's all your fault

doesn't pay to try all the smart boys know why it doesn't mean i didn't try i just never know why Big deal, I'm still alive So old And when they go They let you know You can't put your arm around a memory Don't try Don't try And you've got no name Cause you're living with me We're one and the same And even though they don't show The scars are so old And when they go They let you know You can't put Don't try You can't put your arm around a memory Don't try Don't try

Head Over Feet from Alanis Morissette, and then You Can't Put Your Arms Around a Memory, written and recorded by the outlaw guitarist Johnny Thunders for his first solo album, So Alone.

In the mid-1970s, Thunders had been one of the originators of New York's glam punk scene as part of the New York Dolls.

And then as the drugs took hold, he came to London with some of the remnants of the dolls under the new name, the Heartbreakers.

Follow that up with Screaming Demons and We March from A Tribute to George Romero.

We finish with Johnny Thunders in Cold Blood from Punk Rock Halloween Vol.

2.

All right.

and joined television, Tom Verlaine's band, because Richard Hell had left.

And because he joined, he started the band called The Heartbreakers with Johnny Thunders from The Dolls who had broken up.

And so Fred did that.

And then Clem said, I was living in New York, writing very bad poetry and starving, working as a messenger.

Otherwise, he would have all just died young.

much like Johnny Thunders and Jerry Nolan and Dee Dee Ramone and a lot of the other junkies that were on the New York scene in the late 70s.

I'm glad he got to be that old, though.

The last couple of Dead Boy shows I saw with their modern lineup, I thought were really quite good.

That was Kriegert's Hunder and heard Annie before Drapslag with Bang Bang Down You Go, that band from Estonia.

Heard some lives with Burn before Annie and some Cheap Kiss with I Wanna Be a Junkie Like Johnny Thunders and the Limewires before Cheap Kiss.

That's what's called the art of hypocrisy.

you've been listening to the punk rock demonstration.