Walter Johnson Lyrics & Tabs by Jonathan Richman
Walter Johnson
guitar chords lyrics
Oh I'm a going to tell you if you don't know,
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About a great ball player from a long time ago.
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Who's a hero to me I ain't putting you on son.
Cause I'm now going to tell the story of baseball's great
Walter Johnson.
And all through baseball he was loved and respected,
Well bitterness in Walter Johnson it was never detected.
Well now when pitchers throw their pitch to scare,
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They actually try to almost hit that opposing player.
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Walter Johnson wouldn't do that not even just a little.
He made sure he through the baseball right down the middle.
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Walter Johnson wouldn't do that not even just a little.
He made sure he through the baseball right down the middle.
And all through baseball he was loved and respected.
Was there bitterness in Walter Johnson well it was never
detected.
Now he pitched for the Washington Senators back in 1924,
Now, 1906,
Now look when the Washington 9 was inclined to win,
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Cause Walter Johnson would actually ease up a little on the
opposition.
That's right.
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Now the other team mates they simply didn't get it,
They said "Walter how come you let him hit it?"
Now Walter just told them with his gentle smile,
"Boys, This game isn't any fun if you don't get a hit once in a
while."
And all through baseball he was loved and respected.
Was there bitterness in Walter Johnson, well it was never
detected.
Now a record's just a record a book is just a book.
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This Walter Johnson that I speak of never so much as gave the
opposing team a dirty look.
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And a season's just a season and a game is supposed to be just a
game.
Walter Johnson cared about people more than he cared about fame.
So all through baseball he was loved and respected.
Ah bitterness in Walter Johnson well it was never detected.
HOO.
