Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Dead End Street , by - Lou Rawls. Song from the album Natural Man / Classic Lou, in the genre ПопRelease date: 31.12.2000
Record label: Universal Music
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Dead End Street , by - Lou Rawls. Song from the album Natural Man / Classic Lou, in the genre ПопDead End Street |
| I was born in a city the called the Windy City |
| And they called it the Windy City because of the Hawk |
| The hawk. |
| The all mighty Hawk |
| Mr. Wind |
| Takes care of plenty business around winter time |
| The place that I lived in |
| Was on a street that a |
| Happened to be one of the dead-end streets |
| Where there was nothing to block |
| The wind, the elements |
| Nothing to buffer them for me to |
| Keep them from knocking my pad down, you know |
| I mean really socking it to me |
| When the boiler would bust and the heat was gone |
| I would have to get fully dressed before I could go the bed |
| Cause I couldn’t put on my goulashes cause they had buckles on them |
| And my folks didn’t play that |
| They said «don't you tear up my bed clothes with some goulashes on» |
| But I was fortunate |
| As soon as I was big enough to get a job save enough money |
| To get a ticket to catch anything |
| I split |
| I said one day I’m going to return |
| And I’m going to straighten it all out |
| And I’m about ready to go back now |
| So I thought I’d tell ya about it |
| They say this is a big rich town |
| But I live in the poorest part |
| I know I’m on a dead-end street |
| In a city without a heart |
| I learned to fight before I was six |
| The only way I could get along |
| But when you’re raised on a dead-end street |
| You’ve got to be tough and strong |
| Now all the guys I know are getting in trouble |
| That’s how its always been |
| When the odds are all against you |
| How can you win, yeah, yeah, yeah |
| I’m going to push my way out of here |
| Even though I can’t say when |
| But I’m going to get off of this dead-end street |
| And I ain’t never going to come back again |
| Never |
| No, no, no |
| I’m going to push my way out of here |
| Even though I can’t say when |
| But I’m going to get off of this dead-end street |
| And I ain’t going to never come back again |
| No, no, no |
| I ain’t going to come back to this city street no more |
| No — Cause I’m going to get me a job |
| I’m going to save my dough |
| Get away from here |
| I ain’t going to come back no more |
| I’m tired of a dead-end street |
| I want to get out in the world and learn something |
| I’m tired of breaking my back |
| I want to start using my mind |
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