This is the song I had in my head when I was in the train that was taking me to the town where I first started to work. It was the last saturday evening of Nov in 1997. I do not know why I still recall that.
Agree, sorry posted earlier before seeing your comment. D to Asus, definitely. Brings an idea where the song came from, I saw the earlier comment about Like a Rolling Stone, interesting. The Hendrix cover of Dylan sort of fits with this
I never saw it as the start It's more a change of heart Rapping on the windows, whistling down the chimney pot Blowing off the dust in the room where I forgot I laid my plansin solid rock Stepping through the door like a troubadour Whiling just an hour away Looking at the trees on the roadside Feeling it's a holiday You and I should ride the coast And wind up in our favourite coats just miles away Roll a number, write another song Like Jimmy heard the day he caught the train Oh oh la la Oh oh la la Oh oh la la Oh oh la la He sipped another rum and coke And told a dirty joke Walking like Groucho, sucking on a number ten Rolling on the floor with the cigarette burns walked in I'll miss the crush and I'm home again Stepping through the door with the night in store Whiling just an hour away Step into the sky in the star bright Feeling it's a brighter day You and I should ride the coast And wind up in our favourite coats just miles away Roll a number, write another song Like Jimmy heard the day he caught the train Oh oh la la Oh oh la la Oh oh la la Oh oh la la You and I should ride the tracks And find ourselves just wading through tomorrow You and I, when we're coming down We're only getting back And you know I feel no sorrow Oh oh la la Oh oh la la Oh oh la la Oh oh la la When you find that things are getting wild Don't you want days like these? When you find that things are getting wild Don't you want days like these? When you find that things are getting wild Don't you need days like these? When you find that things are getting wild Don't you want days like these?
For me the amount of.great guitarists you could find among the Britpop era bands is amazing, so many of them, everyone deserves recognition, really skilled people