conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called Mary Jo with the following description: “Mary Jo” was featured on a 2003 demo CD, which was shared by Brian Mansfield via Instagram in November 2018. As of July 2019, no audio has surfaced online, and it’s unclear who Mary Jo is. Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Verse 1]
  There's a little green house off a gravel road
  ’Bout a mile from Bobby Freeman's farm
  Mary Jo runs her own little flower shop
  Courtesy of the old red barn
  My mama's mama’s lifelong friend, Jo
  Didn't like the people of town
  Four kids and wildflowers and calla lilies
  Jo'd rather have them around
  [Pre-Chorus]
  Got me a letter, said
  "You gotta come home
  I'm feeling a little bit low
  It's lilac season and I need some help
  Keeping my garden grown
  Signed, Mary Jo"
  [Chorus]
  So many questions answered
  When I spent that summer with Jo
  Lavender pillows and weeping willows
  Things I would never have known
  'Til Mary Jo
  [Verse 2]
  We collected bouquets and made lemonade
  Mixed rose water perfume
  Jo started giving and I started living
  Under the pale blue moon
  Sang to Jo's records and Sweet Home Kentucky
  Watching her garden grow
  Says I'm smart and always was lucky
  Now I’ll never really know
  XO, Mary Jo [Chorus]
  So many questions answered
  When I spent that summer with Jo
  Lavender pillows and weeping willows
  Things I would never have known
  ’Til Mary Jo
  [Bridge]
  Summer started packing its bags
  And Mary Jo had something on her mind
  Cleared her throat and swallowed real hard
  And said "My voice seems to be in a bind
  But when I wrote that letter I was really sick
  The doctor said I was gonna go
  Then you came home and it seems to be gone
  You made something in that garden grow
  But we'll never know"
  Said Mary Jo
  [Chorus]
  So many questions answered
  When I spent that summer with Jo
  Lavender pillows and weeping willows
  Things I would never have known
  ’Til Mary Jo