Testo Rock-A-Billy - Holly Dunn
Testo della canzone Rock-A-Billy (Holly Dunn), tratta dall'album Life And Love And All The Stages
Billy was born in a one room shack
In the Tennessee line by the railroad track
Caught a bad fever and he went blind
And his daddy ran off about the same time
His mama didn't know what to do with the boy
So she gave him his daddy's old guitar as a toy
Billy used to sit on the front porch swing
Blowin' off licks and bendin' those strings
Playin' to the rhythm of the southbound train
Notes flyin' off his fingers like a hurricane
Couldn't say nothin', never said a word
But he could sure imitate anything you heard
He could rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
He could roll, rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
Cry blues, rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
With soul, rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
Never went to school one single day
But oh, that boy could play
He could rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
Rock it, Billy, oh
One day a man came to Billy's town
To hear that boy and his guitar sound
He said, "Son, you should be a star"
Now Billy's ridin' 'round in a big long car
Makin' more money than a leper's been
'Cause he still has what he had back then
He can rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
He can roll, rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
Cry blues, rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
With that little country soul, rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
Never been to school one single day
But oh, that boy can play
He can rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
He can rock, rock, rock, rockabilly
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Writer(s): Holly Suzette Dunn
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