Tattoo’d Lady Rory Gallagher
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[Verse 1]
Tattoo'd Lady
Bearded baby
They're my family
When I was lonely
Something told me, where
I could always be
[Verse 2]
Where I could
Wish for pennies
If you got any
You'd meet me down
At the shooting gallery
You know I'm a
Fair ground baby
Wonder what made me
Fall for the pearly queen
[Chorus]
Well I spent my youth
Under canvas roof
As I roamed from town to town
I'm not fooling
When I say I got no schoolin'
Never like the class bell sound
Tattoo'd Lady
Bearded baby
They're my family
When I was lonely
Something told me, where
I could always be
[Verse 2]
Where I could
Wish for pennies
If you got any
You'd meet me down
At the shooting gallery
You know I'm a
Fair ground baby
Wonder what made me
Fall for the pearly queen
[Chorus]
Well I spent my youth
Under canvas roof
As I roamed from town to town
I'm not fooling
When I say I got no schoolin'
Never like the class bell sound
"Tattoo’d Lady" by Rory Gallagher, released in 1978, is a #Rock song that explores themes of love, desire, and the allure of a free-spirited woman adorned with tattoos. The lyrics convey admiration for her boldness and individuality, reflecting a sense of longing and fascination. Musically, the track features Gallagher's signature blues-infused guitar work, showcasing his virtuosity and emotive playing. The song captures the spirit of the 1970s rock scene, resonating with those who value authenticity and self-expression. Its vibrant energy has contributed to Gallagher's enduring legacy in rock music.
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