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Bruce Springsteen ~ Rockaway The Days


Billy got out of prison but he wasn't right Some like to drink or gamble, billy liked to fight He tracked back to his home state of maryland Went to his mom's mobile home where she took him in, alright Chorus: Rockaway the days, rockaway the nights Gimme something to last me, baby, till the morning light I ain't lookin' for trouble, i ain't looking for a fight Honey rockaway these days, rockaway these nights Well at a picnic one sunday billy met mary dove Mary looked at billy, billy fell in love Billy swore to mary he'd always love her so They were married in the valley where the river flows, alright (chorus) At a roadside bar billy argued with a young man And he settled that argument with a razor in his hand With blood on his shirt back to mary he did run She sighed "billy, oh billy, what have you done?" He ran to his ma's trailer but the lights were dim He pounded on the door, she wouldn't let him in Up the road to a neighbor's house he drew near They said "billy go away, we don't want no trouble 'round here" Billy stole a car and headed out on the road Pocketful of pills and his brain on overload Seen some lights in his rearview mirror, panicked and gave her the gun Wrapped himself 'round a telephone pole way out on 101 Well billy got cut out by the highway patrol Just lay there with the cars passing on slow Sheriff told billy's ma that billy died She buried his body by the riverside, alright (chorus) Well rich man want the power and the seat on the top Poor man want the money that the rich man got Honey tonight i'm feeling so tired and unsure Come on in mary, shut the light, close the door (chorus) more free lyrics

Billy got out of prison but he wasn't right
Some like to drink or gamble, billy liked to fight
He tracked back to his home state of maryland
Went to his mom's mobile home where she took him in, alright

Chorus:
Rockaway the days, rockaway the nights
Gimme something to last me, baby, till the morning light
I ain't lookin' for trouble, i ain't looking for a fight
Honey rockaway these days, rockaway these nights

Well at a picnic one sunday billy met mary dove
Mary looked at billy, billy fell in love
Billy swore to mary he'd always love her so
They were married in the valley where the river flows, alright

(chorus)

At a roadside bar billy argued with a young man
And he settled that argument with a razor in his hand
With blood on his shirt back to mary he did run
She sighed "billy, oh billy, what have you done?"

He ran to his ma's trailer but the lights were dim
He pounded on the door, she wouldn't let him in
Up the road to a neighbor's house he drew near
They said "billy go away, we don't want no trouble 'round here"
Billy stole a car and headed out on the road
Pocketful of pills and his brain on overload
Seen some lights in his rearview mirror, panicked and gave her the gun
Wrapped himself 'round a telephone pole way out on 101

Well billy got cut out by the highway patrol
Just lay there with the cars passing on slow
Sheriff told billy's ma that billy died
She buried his body by the riverside, alright

(chorus)

Well rich man want the power and the seat on the top
Poor man want the money that the rich man got
Honey tonight i'm feeling so tired and unsure
Come on in mary, shut the light, close the door

(chorus)

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