Julie Lyrics - Passing Through - Chef Special

Julie was a girl like no other 

She used to have a style that would make them boys stutter 

And every time she rocked that stage with a mic in her hand 

She made me a bit more desperate to be in a band 

Now she was in love with the world and in love in the game 

No need for desert but a hunger for fame 

Yeah, spitting flows like a waterfall, banging on that wall 

A bad bitch gonna break it all, 20 year old wrecking ball 

But then that ball crashed into this guy 

And then she kissed all the dreams goodbye 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

I've been thinking about all the things you could've been 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

So what happens to my favorite high school queen? 

Yeah, Julie, she turned into a mama 

Leaving all them boys behind, man, they never caught her 

'Cause Julie, she was hot no matter whether summer or fall 

She was praised on the block, she was all rock and roll 

And she became that lady with a belly and a baby 

And the man in the Mercedes and she never rocked the stage again 

I have to say I wasn't ready for the sudden changes 

Love the way she played her cards like all of them were fucking aces 

But then she looked, looked into his eyes 

And then she kissed all his dreams goodbye 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

I've been thinking about all the things you could've been 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

So what happens to my favorite high school queen? 

Turned out to be, turned out to be 

Oh, man, I never could've known 

Turned out to be, turned out to be 

She was as happy as never before 

But Julie, tryna let you go 

You're like no other 

Took me so long just to see it 

Now I don't see you no more, no, I don't see you no more 

When I keep thinking about 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

I've been thinking about all the things you could've been 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

So what happens to my favorite high school queen? 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

I've been thinking about all the things you could've been 

Julie, Julie, Julie 

So what happens to my favorite high school queen? 

Oh, Julie