John Drew (1975 Studio Version) by David Carradine
John Drew (1975 Studio Version) by David Carradine

John Drew (1975 Studio Version)

David Carradine * Track #9 On Grasshopper

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John Drew (1975 Studio Version) by David Carradine

Release Date
Wed Jan 01 1975
Performed by
David Carradine
Produced by
Terry Slater
About

The John Drew in this song was John Drew Barrymore, the actor.

The story of this song started when young aspiring actor Richmond Carradine met the famous thespian John Barrymore in the late 1920s. Admiration influenced Richmond to take the name John Carradine, and that mix of reverence and friendsh...

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John Drew (1975 Studio Version) Lyrics

Everyone's afraid of old John Drew
'Cause you never know just exactly what he'll do
Likely is not: he'll walk up
To some passing
Stranger on the street and tell him the truth
And they'll come and
Take us all away

Everyone's afraid
'Cause of all the trouble that he's made
Everyone's afraid of old John Drew
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
And if you knew the dude you probably would be too
Don't think you wouldn't
'Cause everyone's afraid of old John Drew

Well, he'll blow out and crash your car
And then he'll sit on your guitar
He'll screw your daughter and beat your wife
Within an inch of your life
He'll leave your house just as neat as a pin
Or it'll be kind of reeking of Jean
But you'll be feeling fine when the cops walk in

Whoa!
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid of old John Drew
Everyone's afraid. Here comes a praise:

Well, he'll love ya, and he'll feel ya
And he'll joke ya, and he'll esteem ya
He'll look ya straight in the eye
He's not willing to compromise
Before he's gone he'll give ya
Some kind of horrible surprise
He's a madman from the start
He's all heart
He's a creature from outer space
He's a thoroughly hopeless case
He's a prodigal son in return but
With a lot more style and grace
He'll take you to where he's gone
Which is kinda of all the way
But don't you know?
You couldn't stand the pace

Whoaeveryone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid of old John Drew
Well, his kid called me up and said: "Listen Dave
Daddy's gone to jail you just
Gotta boogie down and
Put up his bail"
But that's not the thing that makes me wild, the thing that
Fries my head is that when I sign the papers it says that if he doesn't show up they're gonna come and
Take me instead
I must be crazy
I must be

Everyone's afraid of old John Drew
'Cause you never know just exactly what he'll do
Likely is not: he'll walk up
To some passing
Stranger on the street and tell him the truth
And they'll come and
Take us all away
And they'll come and
Take us awayeaoh!
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid
Everyone's afraid!
Everyone's afraid!
(voiced bilabial trill)
Everyone's afraid…

John Drew (1975 Studio Version) Q&A

Who wrote John Drew (1975 Studio Version)'s ?

John Drew (1975 Studio Version) was written by David Carradine.

Who produced John Drew (1975 Studio Version)'s ?

John Drew (1975 Studio Version) was produced by Terry Slater.

When did David Carradine release John Drew (1975 Studio Version)?

David Carradine released John Drew (1975 Studio Version) on Wed Jan 01 1975.

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