rock n roll lyrics as philosophy...

for want of the price,
of tea and a spice,
the olde man died...

i'm just a dirty white boy...

i want you,
i need you,
but there ain't no way i'm ever gonna love you,
now don't be sad,
cause two out of three, ain't bad...

...Baby we can talk all night
But that ain't getting us nowhere

Originally posted by @rookie54
for want of the price,
of tea and a spice,
the olde man died...

Originally posted by @indonesia-phil
The whole of that song is philosophy....

Us and them, and after all we're only ordinary men.

"Old man, take at look at my life...I'm a lot like you were"

Originally posted by @the-gravedigger
Probably the most profound :

Get It On
Bang a gong

In the kitchen ~ With your dreams

Originally posted by @indonesia-phil
Ah, Trex, who spoke for a generation; you're dirty sweet and you're my girl....

Or was it TRex, I think Trex was a kind of lard or similar?

Yesterday I took a three hour puddle - jump with no decent movies or good music, so I listened to....Abba! And you know what, it was great, which is a confession which I would never share except among friends. A word to the wise and all of you other aging hippies out there; if you're looking for something to get you down from 30,000 feet, Abba at full volume through the headphones gets you through the clouds....Ring Ring...

Originally posted by @the-gravedigger
Yes, T Rex.
Named after the dinosaur I think.
Not the lard.

Originally posted by @the-gravedigger
Yes, T Rex.
Named after the dinosaur I think.
Not the lard.

Originally posted by @indonesia-phil
Ah, Trex, who spoke for a generation; you're dirty sweet and you're my girl....

Or was it TRex, I think Trex was a kind of lard or similar?

Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Marc Bolan was an unfulfilled genius.
I believe Bowie was a big fan (and rival).

Anyone remember Bolan's last hit?