Lyrics:

(Berry)Well she drew out all her money from the Southern trustAnd put her little boy aboard a greyhound busLeaving L
ouisiana for the golden westDown came the tears from her happinessHer own little son, named Johnny B. GoodeWas gonna make so
me motion pictures out in HollywoodI said bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye bye-bye,I said bye-bye Johnny, bye-bye Johnny B. Goode
She remembered taking money out from gathering cropsAnd buying Johnny's guitar at a broker shopAs long as he would play it by
the railroad sideAnd wouldn't get in trouble she'd be satisfiedNever thought there'd ever come a day like thisWhen she had
to give her son a goodbye kissI said bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye bye-bye,I said bye-bye Johnny, bye-bye Johnny B. GoodeWell
she finally got the letter she was dreaming ofJohnny wrote and told her he had fell in loveAs soon as he was married he would
bring her backAnd build a mansion for them by the railroad trackEvery time she heard a locomotive roarShe'd be standing and
a-waiting by the kitchen doorI said bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye bye-bye,I said bye-bye Johnny, bye-bye Johnny B. GoodeI sai
d bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye bye-bye,I said bye-bye Johnny, bye-bye Johnny B. GoodeI said bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye bye-bye,I
said bye-bye Johnny, bye-bye Johnny B. Goode