Lonesome breeze
on the wrong track
wont my babe come back
Ole Railway on a smouldering tack
Maybe she's on the wrong train
When is she coming back
What am I to do
with my chagrin baby
aloft in the mayfair air
My baby took the midnight train
no cajoling or cuddling
she knows how to break hearts
Honey does what honey does
being mislead on country lanes
Honey yawl has a long long plan
to be free
ain't gonna stand for her man
loves forlong
My baby took the lonesome train
Hanker for my baby blue
Come back baby from Texas
just couldn't let her go
what's the use in trying
Bette Midler and Cher
Liza Minelli
Disney music
Tony Orlando
Sing along with Mitch
Sonny and Cher
Elvis Presley
Bluegrass music
Rock-a-billy
Johnny Cash
The Supremes
Marching band
Rhythm
Music
Cher
Rock n roll was started by four guys from across the pond, there was Jerry, Johnny, Carl and a hep cat named Elvis
and later on the Big O. rock n roll was born. Some say it would not last, some say it,s just a fad, a phase people
were going through.but how wrong they were.
Rock n roll is here to stay. Telecaster Fender and Gretsch as well, all played a rockin beat to which we could move our feet.
Teddy boys with their crapes and drapes quiffs and da,s looking so tidy and smart. The Rockabillys as well in their jeans
tee shirts and leather jackets, also with quiffs side burns and Da,s.
One guitar,one drum and one double base and you have a rock a billy band, music that lives on for ever through out
this fine land as you will discover its still very much in demand, The music of Gene, Eddy and Elvis is far from dead.
its stronger than ever its got to be said
Blue sued shoes, love me tender all played so beautiful on a gretsch or fender a sound so sweet and fine that will blow your
mind so my friend to finally say Rock N Roll is not dead hooray.
John.R.Bones copy right 2012 (c)
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