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Jeannie And Janey

from Let There Be Love by Peter Sando

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    The third solo release from Peter Sando, singer/writer from
    60’s classic psych group Gandalf, brings us 12 new original
    songs. Highlights are Captive’s Choice, which examines the
    phenomenon of white children captured by Native Americans
    at a young age and assimilating into their culture; and The
    Beginning of the End, a stark warning to future generations of
    the consequences of income inequality and climate denial. Also
    featured is a stunning tribute to songwriter Tim Hardin, cowritten
    with Jack McMahon (bandcamp.com/jackmcmahon).

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lyrics

Jeannie and Janey were childhood friends
going through their formative years
always together through the thick and the thin
sharing all the laughter and tears
Johnny was always hanging around
the proverbial boy next door
Jeannie and Janey didn’t care about boys
Johnny thought that girls were a bore
Time goes by, growing up faster than grass
my oh my, innocence just doesn’t last

Jeannie was the valedictorian girl
Janey the queen of the prom
Johnny played guitar in a rock and roll band
living his life in a song
Johnny thought Janey was out of this world
Jeannie thought Johnny was dumb
Janey told Jeannie her heart was on fire
Jeannie told Janey to run
Time goes by, flying like a bird on the wing
By and by, Johnny gave Janey a ring

Janey & Johnny were married that Spring
Li’l Jimmy came late in the fall
Johnny enlisted to find a career
then he went off to the war
meanwhile Jeannie was a’working so hard
doin’ just fine on her own
Janey and Jimmy were struggling so
Jeannie gave Janey a loan
(INST BREAK)
why oh why, Johnny won’t be coming back home
cry cry cry, Janey couldn’t face it alone

Jeannie and Janey were married last june
Li’l Jimmy thought the wedding was fun
he never really got to know his Dad
and two Moms are better than one

credits

from Let There Be Love, released December 25, 2015
Written by Peter Sando & Jack McMahon
©2015 Sandbag Music / Slowturn Music (BMI)

Guitars, Keyboards: Peter Sando
Accordion: Frank "Pancho" Hubach
Bass: Bob Jenkins
Drums: Eureka Sanchez
Background Vocals: Bliss Sando, Peter Sando

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Peter Sando Ringwood, New Jersey

Peter Sando emerged in the late 60's from the band Gandalf, formerly the Rahgoos. The GANDALF album was released on Capitol in 1969 and has become a psychedelic classic. Peter also sang lead on two singles as the Barracuda on RCA, including "The Dance at St. Francis" which charted briefly in 1968. Peter continues to write, record and perform throughout the New York/New Jersey area folk circuit. ... more

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