Emma Johnson

Emma Johnson -
Singer/Songwriter/Guitar/Violin/Recording & Engineering
Recorded in my bedroom on my 4-track
2001

Listen.

Songs:
Chocolate
1984
French Fries
I Want to Be a Girl Scout Cookie
Funky Music
Do You Ever
Broccoli
Is it Someone Else?
Latté Mocha
Starbucks

LYRICS - Latté anything!/Mocha everything!

Latté anything!/Mocha everything!

By eMma jOhnson

10-12-00

song

LYRICS:

Mocha anything

Mocha everything

that’s the way

I like my coffee

(yes) I like my coffee…

hot, not warm

but not so much it will burn

coffee beans

for you I yearn

I burnt my tongue,

but will I ever learn?

I told you how I like coffee,

but now it’s your turn.

Latté anything

Latté everything

that’s the way

I like my coffee

(yeah) I like my coffee…

cold, not warm

and not like ice

I drank a cup this morning

infact I did it twice.

restaurants with free re-fills

are all very nice.

For lunch I had a pot of coffee

and a bowl of rice.

Latté anything

Mocha everything

that’s the way

I like my coffee

I like my coffee

I like my coffee

I like my…

I like my…

I like my…

that’s the way

that’s the way

I like my coffee

that’s the way

I like my coffee

that’s the way

I like my coffee

yeah

LYRICS W/ CHORDS:

The Environment: How to Use Resources Wisely (forum)

Girl Scout Gold Award project
April 18,  2000
6 - 10 p.m.

Flyer

Program

Not a stamp!

The Environment: How to Use Resources Wisely (press)

My Girl Scout Gold Award, completed in April 2000.

Houghton town/city local paper, The Daily Mining Gazette

April 14, 2000
1B!

Houghton High School newspaper, The Gremlin Informant

April 2000

Houghton town/city local paper, The Daily Mining Gazette

April 19, 2000

Front page!

Michigan Technological University's college paper, Michigan Tech Lode

April 2000

LYRICS - Is It Someone Else?

2-4-00.1

by Emma Johnson

#568

LYRICS:

When writing is your best friend

and the days seem to fly by

seasons change and come back around

you’re still asking why

to the same questions/

that don’t have answers

things change but it’s still the same

you go to parties

and realize you don’t know anyone/

as well anymore

why is it that I came?

Another day

of random happenings

I try to make it fit together

in a log-i-cal way

but more often than not

I just give up

I may not be logical

but I’ll be o.k.

Things are moving around me

But every year I think the same way

People are changing around me

You’re not the same person I knew yesterday

Events are taking place inside me

I can hear my own voice

unrecognizable to me --

I forget that I control my actions

but do I really, or IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

In sixth grade I was the same person

my thoughts mature

for my time

Now maybe

my peers will pass me

I’ll be adolescent forever

until I die.

Sometimes I wish I could watch

the future

fast-forwarding through

the X-rated parts

my life is too adult for me

I’m too immature to be my-self.

Every event foreshadows

every foreshadowing event to come

everything is obvious/

but we don’t see it -- we’re all too dumb

Things are moving around me

But every year I think the same way

People are changing around me

You’re not the same person I knew yesterday

Events are taking place inside me

I can hear my own voice

unrecognizable to me --

I forget that I control my actions

but do I really, or IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

I wonder if I know you

probably not because you don’t know yourself

have I ever known you?

the person you were was just leading to

something else

The people of the past are forgotten

because they cease to exist an-y more

you deny you were once someone else

you’re embarrassed because it’s not you an-y more.

But it is still with you

Somewhere in the back of your mind

Someday you’ll retrieve it

but that day will be another time.

Everybody/ in this town

has known everybody/ at one time

now you’re a stran-/ ger and i’m

everybody in this town

Things are moving around me

But every year I think the same way

People are changing around me

You’re not the same person I knew yesterday

Events are taking place inside me

I can hear my own voice

unrecognizable to me --

I forget that I control my actions

but do I really, or IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

Things are moving around me

But every year I think the same way

People are changing around me

You’re not the same person I knew yesterday

Events are taking place inside me

I can hear my own voice

unrecognizable to me --

I forget that I control my actions

but do I really, or IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

                             IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

     IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

     IS IT SOMEONE ELSE!?

LYRICS W/ CHORDS:

LYRICS - Broccoli!

BROCCOLI!

By Emma Johnson

10-27-99

no. 543

[for Robin Lowney]

LYRICS:

There’s a vegetable

I want to talk about.

It’s green and leafy and good.

There’s a vegetable

I want to talk about.

I eat it all day just like I should.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

And I eat it every day like I should. Could

you give me a reason not to eat it?

There’s no vegetable that can beat it.

You know, I really, really need it.

Broccoli, broccoli --

it’s good.

         /Some

people take their vitamins (yeah).

but, you know, they’re missing out (uh-huh).

Some people take their vitamins (oh, yeah),

but this is one vegetable one shouldn’t

live without.

(Without a doubt.)

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

And I eat it every day like I should. Could

you give me a reason not to eat it.

There’s no vegetable that can beat it.

You know, I really, really need it.

Broccoli, broccoli --

it’s good.

         /So, make

room for 2 or 3 servings a day.

It’s low in fats and saturated fatty acids, what

more can I say?

Melt some cheese

or eat it plain.

Get acquainted with my friend

and you won’t complain.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

And I eat it every day like I should. Could

you give me a reason not to eat it.

There’s no vegetable that can beat it.

You know, I really, really need it.

Broccoli, broccoli --

it’s good.

          /Now,

one more thing about broccoli:

you gotta eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it

(One thing about broccoli:)

(you gotta) eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it

(Just eat that broccoli:)

you gotta eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

It’s name is BROCCOLI.

And I eat it every day like I should. Could

you give me a reason not to eat it.

There’s no vegetable that can beat it.

You know, I really, really need it.

Broccoli, broccoli --

it’s good.

[1]Let’s talk about broc-col-i.

Let’s talk about you and me.

Let’s talk about all the vegeta-

bles from which you can derive

vitamin C.

Let’s talk about it.

(Let’s talk about it.)

Let’s talk about broccoli.

We’re talking about broccoli.

It means a lot to me.

Who knew a vegetable could be controversy?

It would win playing Monopoly.

Whoa, this is the way it’s got to be.

What used to be a mystery to me,

became my friend, you see.

The root of catastrophe.

When I go to the supermarket, it’s what I go to see.

It is the way.

What can I say?

But “hats off to you,

Broccoli.”

When things aren’t going your way,

just think of broccoli.

What is it you wanted me to see?

Was it having to do with broccoli?

Let’s hear it for broccoli.

B-R-O-C

C-O-L-I

Broccoli.

I’m not a moron;

you don’t have to spell it out for me.

So, quit your bitchin’,

and come to the kitchen.

Broccoli is sure

to cure

any condition.

We’re talkin’ about

(BROCCOLI!)

Let me hear you say

(BROCCOLI!)

A little louder

(BROCCOLI!)

Break it down

(BROCCOLI! BROCCOLI!)

(BROCCOLI! BROCCOLI!)

Broc-co- ley-a-a-a-hey hay

Broc-co- ley-a-a-ay

Broc-co- ley-a-a-a-hey hay

Broc-co- ley-a-a-ay hey hey hey

hey Broc-co- ley-a-a-a-hey hay

Broc-co- ley-a-a-ay hey hey hey

Broc-co- ley-a-a-a-hey hay

Broc-co- ley-a-a-ay

(BROCCOLI! BROCCOLI!)

(BROCCOLI! BROCCOLI!)

Broccoli, Mmmm

LYRICS W/ CHORDS:

LYRICS - Answering Machine Message

“answering machine message”

by Emma Johnson

9-11-99

LYRICS:

You’ve reached the home of the Johnson residence

but René and Emma are doing things that take more precedence.

But there’s no need for you to get hostile

‘cause we’ll get back to you just as 

soon as possible.

Right now we’re out

or maybe we’re here.

But either way

we can’t answer the phone.

So, don’t be shy.

Here’s where your job comes in.

Leave a message right after the tone.

It doesn’t matter if you think it’s important,

because it’s important to us.

Whoever you are,

we want to hear from you

Even if you dialed the wrong number

Or are a prank caller who just wanted to cuss

Just, please leave a message—

a message after the beep.

Otherwise we’ll be contemplating

who we should call

and won’t be able to sleep.

(Thank-you for your co-op-er-ation.)

LYRICS W/ CHORDS: