Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song What A Crazy Life, artist - The Cats. Album song Greatest Hits, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 05.03.2006
Record label: EMI Holland
Song language: English
What A Crazy Life |
I can still remember when I bought my first guitar |
Remember just how good the feeling was, put it proudly in my car |
And my family listened fifty times to my two song repertoire |
And I told my mum her only son was gonna be a star |
Bought all the Beatle records, sounded just like Paul |
Bought all the old Chuck Berry’s, 78's and all |
And I sat by my record player, playin' every note they played |
And I watched them all on TV, makin every move they made |
Rock and roll, I gave you all the best years of my life |
All the dreamy sunny Sundays, all the moon-lit summer nights |
I was so busy in the back room writin' love songs to you |
While you were changin' your direction and you never even knew |
That I was always, just one step behind you. |
‘66 seemed like the year I was really goin' somewhere |
We were living in San Francisco, with flowers in our hair |
Singing songs of kindness so the world would understand |
But the guys and me were something more than just another band |
And then '69 in LA, came around so soon |
We were really making headway and writing lots of tunes |
And we must have played the wildest stuff we had ever played |
The way the crowds cried out for us, we thought we had it made |
Rock and roll, I gave you all the best years of my life |
All the crazy lazy young days, all the magic moon-lit nights |
I was so busy on the road singin' love songs to you |
While you were changin' your direction, and you never even knew |
That I was always, just one step behind you |
'71 in Soho, when I saw Suzanne |
I was trying to go it solo, with someone else’s band |
And she came up to me later and I tooke her by the hand |
And I told her all my troubles and she seemed to understand |
And she followed me through London, through a hundred hotel rooms |
Throught a hundred record companies who didn’t like my tunes |
And she followed me when, finally, I sold my old guitar |
And she tried to help me understand, I’d never be a star |
Rock and roll, I gave you all the best years of my life |
All the dreamy sunny Sundays, all the moon-lit summer nights |
And though I never knew the magic of makin' it with you |
Thank the Lord for giving me the little bit I knew |
And I will always be one step behind you |
Rock and roll, I gave you all the best years of my life |
Singing out my love songs in the brightly flashing lights |
And though I never knew the magic of makin' it with you |
Thank the Lord for giving me the little bit I knew |
Rock and roll, I gave you all the best years of my life |
All the dreamy sunny Sundays, all the moon-lit summer nights |
I was so busy in the back room makin' love songs to you |
While you were changin' your direction, and you never even knew |
That I was always, just one step behind you |