Lyrics Rod Stewart – Days Of Rage
Text:
Born up in the city streets
How did she get tired of me?
How come you dare to dare to be different?
You were my ?
My folks said, «Join the bloody army,» yeah
Got a job at the cemetery
?
but the CME
My feet were bruised, my hands were bleedin’
Playin’ guitar in the streets alone
Woman stared, wouldn’t leave me alone
God said, «Love being a vagrant,» yeah
Was this a rebel without reason?
A hot potato without coals?
Or was this youthful desolation?
So much to learn, nowhere to turn
Days of rage
Years of promise
Who to be like mine
Who to be like yours
Days of rage
Years of promise
Don’t let it slip by
Without wondering why
Ow!
Strut back aside, came out
The old man said I was a lazy sod
Runnin’ ’round with thieves and runners from the West End
Take a piss, stay up all night
gon’ start a fight
The beer was warm, the women freezing
It was a time in decisions
New ?
glass, new mercy given
I searched for truth in words of wisdom
Turned back the clock, ?
or not
Days of rage
Years of promise
Who to be like mine
Who to be like yours
Days of rage
Years of promise
It’ll pass you by
With a wink of an eye
The immigrants love our nation
We wrote on every wall and station
No home, no job, no expectations
Nothing’s changed, so who’s to blame?
Days of rage
Years of promise
Don’t be like mine
Better be like yours
Days of rage
Years of promise
It’ll pass you by
With a wink of an eye
Days of rage
Years of promise
Who to be like mine
Better be like yours
Days of rage
Years of promise
Don’t let it slip by
Without wondering why
Days of rage
Years of promise
Who to be like mine
Who to be like yours
Days of rage
Years of promise
Don’t let it slip by
Without wondering why
Yeah, yeah
Yeah
Fuckin’ yeah