John Fogerty — Rock and Roll Girls
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Sometimes I think life is just a rodeo,
The trick is to ride and make it to the bell.
But there is a place, sweet as you will ever know,
In music and love, and things you never tell.
You see it in their face, secrets on the telephone,
A time out of time, for you and no one else.
CHORUS:
Hey let's go all over the world,
Rock and Roll Girls, Rock and Roll Girls.
Yeah, yeah, yeah!
If I had my way, I'd shuffle off to Buffalo;
Sit by the lake, and watch the world go by.
Ladies in the sun, listenin' to the radio,
Like flowers on the sand, a rainbow in my mind.
CHORUS
CHORUS
CHORUS
Yeah, yeah yeah!
The trick is to ride and make it to the bell.
But there is a place, sweet as you will ever know,
In music and love, and things you never tell.
You see it in their face, secrets on the telephone,
A time out of time, for you and no one else.
CHORUS:
Hey let's go all over the world,
Rock and Roll Girls, Rock and Roll Girls.
Yeah, yeah, yeah!
If I had my way, I'd shuffle off to Buffalo;
Sit by the lake, and watch the world go by.
Ladies in the sun, listenin' to the radio,
Like flowers on the sand, a rainbow in my mind.
CHORUS
CHORUS
CHORUS
Yeah, yeah yeah!
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...put me in coach....
frustraded creedence fan. ive never heard any of their stuff on RP before. grats. thanks.
Rock n Roll Squirrels!
jdorn1 wrote:
Hey, this ain't the Onion's AV Club! Save your bragging rites for that snarky pop culture site.
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Hey, this ain't the Onion's AV Club! Save your bragging rites for that snarky pop culture site.
burdell wrote:
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Creedence wasn't really known for its protest songs. Maybe "Who'll Stop the Rain" or "Fortunate Son." CCR put out a huge number of hits in a very short time (five years) and had a southern vibe although most of the band came from the San Fran area.
They had a lasting presence on FM radio after they broke up and a lot of people hoped John Fogerty would re-join the band or bring back its magic while soloing. "Centerfield" was...well, middle of the road. Too safe. It got a helluva lot of airplay, but I got sick of a lot of its songs very quickly.
This song is a nostalgia trip now. It pretty much was back in '85 when it came out.
finny264 wrote: "St. Elmo's"--wow, truly sucko-barfo. Laughably cringeworthy.
This is a band/singer famous for writing protest songs in the late 60s. Not for actually having talent. Or creating decent music. It's not.
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Creedence wasn't really known for its protest songs. Maybe "Who'll Stop the Rain" or "Fortunate Son." CCR put out a huge number of hits in a very short time (five years) and had a southern vibe although most of the band came from the San Fran area.
They had a lasting presence on FM radio after they broke up and a lot of people hoped John Fogerty would re-join the band or bring back its magic while soloing. "Centerfield" was...well, middle of the road. Too safe. It got a helluva lot of airplay, but I got sick of a lot of its songs very quickly.
This song is a nostalgia trip now. It pretty much was back in '85 when it came out.
finny264 wrote:
My thought exactly. I wonder if Rob Lowe was playing the sax a la St. Elmo's.
I Flipmode wrote:
Put me in coach..... oh wait, different song.
My thought exactly. I wonder if Rob Lowe was playing the sax a la St. Elmo's.
burdell wrote:
Not quite. He was more of a talented rocker who gave it his best.
This is a band/singer famous for writing protest songs in the late 60s. Not for actually having talent. Or creating decent music. It's not.
Not quite. He was more of a talented rocker who gave it his best.
Are you kidding me? This is shite. Sorry Mr. Fogerty.
This is a band/singer famous for writing protest songs in the late 60s. Not for actually having talent. Or creating decent music. It's not.
Krispian wrote:
I was just thinking the EXACT same thing!
Not a fan of this song, but boy does it take me back to middle school!
I was just thinking the EXACT same thing!
Not a fan of this song, but boy does it take me back to middle school!
just try rhyming "girl" and "world" in a rock song...
Nice sax solo.
Put me in coach..... oh wait, different song.
toe tapper
some useless tool wrote:
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Something about the yodel... I like it. The whole thing seems Springsteen-y but it's a good record.
Haven't hear this in awhile.
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"Put me in coach" OR "Put me in, Coach." Two different meanings....so, what are you saying? You don't want First Class?