Goodbye Norma Jean
  Though I never knew you at all
  You had the grace to hold yourself
  While those around you crawled
  They crawled out of the woodwork
  And they whispered into your brain
  They set you on the treadmill
  And they made you change your name
    And it seems to me you lived your life
  Like a candle in the wind
  Never knowing who to cling to
  When the rain set in
  And I would have liked to have known you
  But I was just a kid
  Your candle burned out long before
  Your legend ever did
    Loneliness was tough
  The toughest role you ever played
  Hollywood created a superstar
  And pain was the price you paid
  Even when you died
  Oh the press still hounded you
  All the papers had to say
  Was that Marilyn was found in the nude
    Goodbye Norma Jean
  From the young man in the 22nd row
  Who sees you as something as more than sexual
  More than just our Marilyn Monroe