ROGER DALTREY "BLUES MAN'S ROAD" Lyrics

Roger Daltrey Blues Man's Road Lyrics:

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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
Raised 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
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 the 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

	Blues Man's Road lyrics, Roger Daltrey related songs
	1. Blackfoot → Born to rock & roll 2. Reo speedwagon → Rock and roll star 3. Elvis presley → Black star 4. Stetsasonic → Stet troop '88! 5. Bill miller → Tumble weed 6. Squeeze → Someone else's heart 7. Roger creager → Good old days 8. Extra prolific → O e commercial 9. Boomtown rats → Don't believe what you read 10. Fishbone → Rock star 11. Punchline → They are strong hands 12. Nick drake → Are you ready 13. Talib kweli → Big nel from da natti 14. The mr. t experience → I wrote a book about rock and roll 15. Mr. t experience → I wrote a book about rock and roll 16. Supergrass → You can see me 17. Mims → Big black train 18. The boo radleys → Stuck on amber 19. The benjamins → Sophia on the stereo 20. Crosby, stills, nash (and young) → Dark star