Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song A Tale Of Two Sixties, artist - Barclay James Harvest. Album song XII, in the genre Прогрессивный рокDate of issue: 31.12.2002
Record label: Polydor Ltd. (UK)
Song language: English
A Tale Of Two Sixties |
| I’m hitting the road to heading nowhere |
| Got no place to go |
| I’m stuck inside my generation |
| Round and round I go. |
| I’m sick of the sound of Rolling Thunder |
| Times they were a-changing |
| And Rock’n’Roll died with Easy Rider |
| Tearing up my traces. |
| David Bowie was Hunky Dory |
| Aladdin quite insane |
| Give the sound of Arthur Lee with |
| Forever Changes, I’ll remember |
| And more again, don’t leave me ever |
| Buddy Holly said, Baby, please be mine |
| All the time. |
| I’m cutting out now before the New Wave |
| Takes my surf board flair |
| Remember the time when Zappa said |
| Punk, where you going with that |
| Flower in your hair? |
| There’s so many who’s who’s, Rolling Stones, |
| Rod Stewards and Small Faces |
| And Tommy’s the King of Pinball flings |
| That chases my generation. |
| David Bowie was Hunky Dory |
| Aladdin quite insane |
| Give the sound of Arthur Lee with |
| Forever Changes, I’ll remember |
| And more again, don’t leave me ever |
| Buddy Holly said, Baby, please be mine |
| All the time. |