Biografia:
Jack Bruce (nascido em 14 de maio de 1943) é um baixista, cantor e compositor britânico. Cantor de timbre vocal marcante, compositor de capacidade única e, acima de tudo, um dos maiores baixistas surgidos na face da Terra. Se você pensou em Jack Bruce, acertou em cheio. Um músico carregado de atributos que virou lenda não só pela sua passagem por combos sensacionais como Graham Bond Organization, Manfred Mann, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers e West
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Outras músicas:
- Dancing On Air
- Deserted Cities Of The Heart
- Escape To The Royal Wood On Ice
- Facelift 318
- Folk Song
- Hit And Run
- Hows Tricks
- Keep It Down
- Lost Inside A Song
- Make Love 2
- Morning Story
- Never Tell Your Mother Shes Out Of Tune
- Out Into The Fields
- Pieces Of Mind
- Rope Ladder To The Moon
- Ships In The Night
- The Clearout
- The Consul At Sunset
- The Ministry Of Bag
- Theme For An Imaginary Western
- Tickets To Waterfalls
- To Isengard
- Weird Of Hermiston
- Willpower
- Wind And The Sea
- Without A Word
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All the days that the road has spent on me
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When I hear that big black whistle they blow
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I feel inside it's time for me to be going
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Fortunately baby, I'd already gone before
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When they say, I'm worth ten pieces of coal
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And you shouting hey what about when you are an old man
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Fortunately baby, I'd already locked the door
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They say, there are men who are blue like me in the stars
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Beards for the weird and bars for bizarre guitar men
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Fortunately baby, I'd already joined the force
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Good time train, well, it does not need any track
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It wins the race to the place where I'm gonna pack up
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Fortunately baby, I'd already grabbed the sky
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All the days that the road has spent on me
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Judges shout you must slave to be a freeman
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Fortunately baby, I am never coming back
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