Studio version of this song by the great irish bluesman
From his first solo album "Rory Gallagher"
Year: 1971
ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO THEIR RESPECTIVE OWNERS
Lyrics:
What do you think of that?
I'm sleeping down at the laundromat
If you should pass by be sure to drop my bag
Come 'round and meet my friends
They'll be there with me right through to the end
Right through to the end
Right through to the end
What do you think of that?
I'm sleeping down at the laundromat
If you should pass you should drop my bag
But I don't have no clothes to clean,
to put inside the machine
It was the craziest place I've ever been
Oh, come around and meet my friends
They'll be there with me right through to the end
Say I told you so
Maybe bad times come and go
You don't know that right now but then you'll never know
What do you think of that
I'm on the street like an old stray cat
If you should look for me you'd know exactly where to go
Oh, come around and meet my friends
They'll be there with me, with me to the end
What do you think of that
I'm sleeping down at the laundromat
If you should pass by drop right in
But I have no clothes to clean
To put inside the machine
It was the craziest place I've ever been
Oh, come around and meet my friends
They'll be there with me right through to the end
Love him live, but I think the studio version of this one is the best I've heard.
00poet 11 months ago
@00poet I agree. Flawless, even on its few irregularities.
XxGeishixX 11 months ago
Dear Xx, wow, what a Rory tune, just fantastic, just incredible. Thanks for being a dedicated Rory Man. True fact: Jimi Hendrix was ones asked "how does ir feel to be the best guitarist alive", Jimi said, "you would have to ask Rory Gallagher".
Nothing more to be said, is there?
niagaraorbust 11 months ago 5
@niagaraorbust I knew that anecdotic fact, just fantastic. Thanks for stopping bye and sharing.
XxGeishixX 11 months ago
I meant "Stopping by" (my English is really poor)
XxGeishixX 11 months ago