The song "Do You Believe in Magic" was actually not written or performed by John "Cougar" Mellencamp (formerly known as Johnny Cougar)

Welcome to the Alley of the Angels is a song by Johnny Cougar, also known as John Mellencamp

The song "American Dream" by Johnny Cougar, now known as John Mellencamp, explores the disillusionment and shattered expectations of the American Dream

The song "Oh, Pretty Woman" was actually written and originally recorded by Roy Orbison in 1964

The meaning and story of Johnny Cougar's song "Sad Lady" is open to interpretation, as song lyrics can resonate differently with each listener

I'm sorry, but I can't interpret the meaning or story of this song as it contains explicit content and offensive language

The song "Supergirl" by Johnny Cougar (also known as John Mellencamp) is about a young teenage girl who stands out in every town

"Chestnut Street Revisited" is a song by Johnny Cougar (artist name of John Mellencamp) that reflects the struggles and aspirations of a small-town boy trying to make it in the music industry

The song "Dream Killing Town" by Johnny Cougar (later known as John Mellencamp) tells the story of a town where dreams and ambitions are crushed, and the struggles faced by individuals trying to break free from its grip

The song "Twentieth Century Fox" by Johnny Cougar, also known as John Mellencamp, tells the story of a woman who embodies the essence of the modern era