Rock ‘n Roll Women
Written: 1980
Writers: David Jenneson, Alan Hovden
Status: Unrecorded and unpublished.
Genre and Style Pop Rock
Comments: Dave: Rock ‘n Roll Women is an unassuming song about the wives and girlfriends who are left behind when a rock band goes on tour. It is one of those rare songs with a verse-chorus, where the verse and chorus are one and the same. This makes it extremely catchy. It would make a great sleeper album cut for an artist like Bonny Raitt.
Comments: Al: This song has always been a sleeper to me. With the right singer…
Rock ‘n Roll Women can
Never can, never can, never can
Go with their men
Rock ‘n roll women stay
Stay while their men travel far
In a rock ‘n roll band
Say goodbye again
Say goodbye again
My my my
They only try
Try and understand
Rock ‘n roll women sigh
Sigh as they quietly say goodbye
Waving their hands
Rock ‘n roll women say
They wish their men never played, never played
In a rock ‘n roll band
He’ll bring home to me some souvenir
A silver ring, just anything
I never fear
He says playing rock ‘n roll
Is no mistake
It gets him higher than any love he can make
Rock ‘n roll women can
Never can, never can, never can
Go with their men
Rock ‘n roll women stay
Stay while their men travel far
In a rock ‘n roll band
Say goodbye again
Say goodbye again
My my my
They only try
Try and understand
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