Roger Daltrey Lyrics

Roger Daltrey Lyrics

"Blues Man's Road Lyrics"

Final Man Lyrics
Broken buildings watching over flooded streets where nothing moves Shelters for the vultures hardly keeping daylight out Marble stained with rust, faded paintings on the walls

(Gerard McMahon,Ricky Byrd,Roger Daltrey)
© 1992 Geffen Again Music/Bac Mac Music
Byrd Brain Music/ Sony Songs, BMI.

The old boys drinkin’
Telling the stories
‘Bout the way it used to be

A steel string box
Was every blues man’s women
Everybody knew Lucille
From the Delta to the chain gang

I was born to the rhythm
Raise
Fishman Lyrics
Lyrics & Music: Grace Slick Afternoon slides in sideways It's going down summer smooth The man - and the water They move me ah yes they move me
d on volume
Wired to a different sound
Plain damn reckless till three in the morning
Dreaming of the place I’d found
When the sugar tastes a little sweeter

Ain’t nothing meaner
Then the old boy howling on his guitar alone

Telling the story ‘bout the blue man’s road
Well he taught me everything I know
We all knew that blues man’s road
Hollow Like Cheyenne Lyrics
Ever noticed how our roles have changed? From what I gather anyway, Hear me, hear me - punished for silence, Hear me, hear me - should I die down? I’ll push aside

That’s why they call this thing rock and roll

We were white city slip kids playing in
The streets
The songs of the black man’s band
With our tail drags dragging Mojo’s working
Got the blast from the big boss man
Where the sugar tastes a little sweeter

Ain’t nothing meaner
Then the old man howling on his guitar alone

Telling t
Warp Factor Five Lyrics
Hold on, hold on it's a heavy scene...Warp Factor Five with me...Come along won't you come with me... Warp Factor Five you see ~ This world is buggin' outta control...And ther
he story ‘bout the blue man’s road
He taught me everything that I’ve ever known
We all knew that blues man’s road
That’s why they call this damn thing rock
And roll
The story ‘bout the blue man’s road
Taught me everything I know
Yea we all knew that blues man’s road
That’s why they call this damn thing rock
And roll.