 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Medley: Born To Be Wild/ Teen Angel/ Tell Laura I Love Her/ Strange Things Happen , by - Steve Goodman.
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Medley: Born To Be Wild/ Teen Angel/ Tell Laura I Love Her/ Strange Things Happen , by - Steve Goodman. Release date: 14.09.1994
Song language: English
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Medley: Born To Be Wild/ Teen Angel/ Tell Laura I Love Her/ Strange Things Happen , by - Steve Goodman.
 Song information  On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Medley: Born To Be Wild/ Teen Angel/ Tell Laura I Love Her/ Strange Things Happen , by - Steve Goodman. | Medley: Born To Be Wild/ Teen Angel/ Tell Laura I Love Her/ Strange Things Happen | 
| You gotta motorcycle helmet out there? | 
| You really do? | 
| Can I borrow it for a | 
| second? | 
| It’s real easy to hear with this thing on. | 
| Another hole in the bottom | 
| of the sea. | 
| Now the only thing to play with this thing is a song, | 
| we gotta play a vehicular song. | 
| Now, Lincoln Park Pirates is about tow trucks, | 
| this is a motorcycle helmet, you gotta do this song: | 
| Get your motor runnin' | 
| Head out on the highway | 
| Lookin' for adventure | 
| Or what ever comes our way | 
| Yeah, gotta go make it happen | 
| Take the world in a love embrace | 
| Fire all of your guns at once | 
| And explore into space | 
| Thunderbolt and lightning | 
| Heavy metal thunder | 
| Feelin' what we’re feelin' | 
| That feeling that we’re under | 
| Yeah, gotta go make it happen | 
| The world in a love embrace | 
| Fire all of your (gibberish) | 
| Explode into space | 
| Like a true nature’s child | 
| We were born, born to be wild | 
| Born so wild, never wanna ever die | 
| Born to be wild | 
| Gotta be another motorcycle song somewhere in here | 
| Ah yeah! | 
| That Friday night the car was stalled | 
| On the railroad track | 
| I pulled you out and we were safe | 
| But you went running back | 
| Teen angel | 
| Can you hear me? | 
| Teen angel | 
| Can you see me? | 
| Are you somewhere up above? | 
| Am I still your one true love? | 
| I’ll never know just what it was | 
| That took your life that night | 
| They say they found my high school ring | 
| Clutched in your fingers tight | 
| There’s one that’s better than this, here it is | 
| Laura and Johnny were lovers | 
| He wanted to give her everything | 
| Candy, flowers | 
| But most of all, a wedding ring | 
| He saw a sign for a stock car race | 
| Thousand dollar prize it read | 
| He couldn’t get Laura on the phone | 
| So to her mother, Johnny said: | 
| Tell Laura I love her | 
| Tell Laura I need her | 
| Tell Laura I may be late | 
| I’ve got something to do that cannot wait | 
| He drove his car to the fairgrounds | 
| He was the youngest driver there | 
| The gun went off for the start of the race | 
| Around they drove at a deadly pace | 
| No one knows what happened that day | 
| How his car overturned in flames | 
| But as they pulled him from the twisted wreck | 
| With his dying breath they heard him say | 
| Tell Laura I love her | 
| Tell Laura I need her | 
| Tell Laura not to cry | 
| My love for her will never die | 
| Now in the chapel where Laura prayed | 
| For Johnny who passed away | 
| It was just where Laura lived and died | 
| Alone in the chapel she could hear him cry: | 
| Laura, you bitch | 
| Tell Laura I love her | 
| Tell Laura I need her | 
| Tell Laura not to cry | 
| Now, folks, while we’re on the subject of dead girl songs, I only know one | 
| other dead girl song and I know I’ll never have the chance to sing it again, | 
| so I’ll beg your indulgence, here it is: | 
| Last night at the dance I met Laurie | 
| So lovely and warm, an angel of a girl | 
| Last night, I fell in love with Laurie | 
| Strange things happen in this world | 
| As I walked her home, she said it was her birthday | 
| I pulled her close and said «Will I see you any more?» | 
| And suddenly, she asked for my sweater | 
| And said that she was very, very cold | 
| I kissed her good night at her door and started home | 
| Then thought about my sweater and went right back instead | 
| I knocked at the door and a man appeared | 
| I told him why I’d come and then he said: | 
| «Your wrong son, you weren’t with my daughter | 
| How could you be so cruel to come to me this way | 
| My Laurie left this world on her birthday | 
| She died a year ago today.» | 
| Undaunted, our hero plunges on | 
| A strange force drew me to the graveyard | 
| Then I looked and saw my sweater | 
| Lying there upon her grave | 
| And now the understatement of the year: | 
| Strange things happen in this world | 
| Name | Year | 
|---|---|
| My Old Man | 1994 | 
| You Better Get It While You Can | 1994 | 
| Red Ball Jets | 1994 | 
| Wonderful World of Sex | 1994 | 
| Yellow Coat | 1994 | 
| Men Who Love Women Who Love Men | 1994 | 
| Bobby Don't Stop | 1994 | 
| Elvis Imitators | 1994 | 
| Just Lucky I Guess | 1994 | 
| The I Don't Know Where I'm Going But I'm Goin' Nowhere In a Hurry Blues | 1994 | 
| Watchin' Joey Glow | 1994 | 
| Souvenirs | 1994 | 
| Danger | 1994 | 
| California Promises | 1994 | 
| As Time Goes By | 1994 | 
| Chicken Cordon Bleus | 1994 | 
| Talk Backwards | 1994 | 
| Between the Lines | 1994 | 
| Is It True What They Say About Dixie? | 1994 | 
| Would You Like To Learn To Dance? | 1994 |