Source:
Adults
Author:
Barry Gee
Title:
Rock 'n Roll Vagabond.
You came up from nowhere to a place in the spotlight Smiled at the front rows as you gazed to the rear The young men got jealous and the young girls got uptight As they stared to the wings where you would re-appear.
Your parents were poor and you brothers sought favours Your sisters stitched dresses from left-over silk In your dreams you would dress in the role of a saviour Who would lead them to the land of sweet honey and milk.
Chorus:
Rock 'n roll vagabond, you're the king, we're the pawns Give us a dream that we can lean upon Rock 'n roll vagabond, do your thing, sing a song You give us reasons for carrying on.
They said you'd go nowhere and your time was being wasted Impossible dreams, they even said you were lazy It was hard but you reached for the life you had tasted In a dream long ago which no longer seemed crazy.
There were paths laid before you said to lead to contentment But the goals they set down didn't do much for you You spent most of your time in a dream in the basement With a bottle of wine and a good friend or two.
Chorus: Rock 'n roll vagabond etc.
You were born with a charm that could break down resistance And a voice that you filled up with feeling and fire When you sang we forgot our lonely existence The young men had dreams and the young girls desire.
Chorus: Rock 'n roll vagabond etc.
You stand in the spotlight like some neon warrior
On the stage you're at home and we're merely your guests In your songs you talk to me you come as close as a whisper On the street you don't know me but nevertheless.
Chorus:
Rock 'n roll vagabond, you're the king, we're the pawns Give us a dream that we can lean upon Rock 'n roll vagabond, do your thing, sing a song You give us reasons for carrying on.
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