Lyrics The More Things Change - Pat Travers

The More Things Change - Pat Travers
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The More Things Change, artist - Pat Travers. Album song Just a Touch, in the genre Блюз
Date of issue: 04.10.1993
Record label: Blues Bureau International
Song language: English

The More Things Change

Flying down the highway, the pedal threw the floor
I got a gig tonight in Houston
I’ve played that town before
The money sounds real good
I hear the show is sold out
And just when I think I got it licked
My motor spudders out…
And now it seems like the blues…
Have got a hold on me…
Oh hard times and bad luck
Why won’t you let me be…
The more things change
The more they stay insane
I think it’s really strange
The way they stay the same…
Got stranded out in Rosedale, a town that’s gone to bed
In this town on sunday, you might as well be dead
Well the sheriff don’t take kindly, to strangers on
The road, well he locked us up as vagrants
We had no place to go… and now it seems like the blues
Have got a hold of me… oh hard times and bad luck
Why won’t you let me be…
The more things change, the more they stay insane
I think it’s really strange, the way they stay the same
Yah the more things change, the more they stay insane
I think it’s really strange, the way they stay the same

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Artist lyrics: Pat Travers