My White Bicycle Nazareth
"My White Bicycle" by Nazareth, released in 1970, is a #Rock song that explores themes of freedom, nostalgia, and the joy of youth. The lyrics reflect a longing for simpler times and carefree days, symbolized by the bicycle. Musically, it features powerful guitar riffs and a catchy melody, contributing to its enduring appeal in rock culture.
My white bicycle
My white bicycle
Riding all around the street
Four o'clock and they're all asleep
I'm not tired and it's so late
Moving fast everything looks great
My white bicycle
My white bicycle
See that man, he's all alone
Looks so happy but he's far from home
I ring my bell, smile at him
Then I knock over his garbage bin
My white bicycle
My white bicycle
The rain comes down but I don't care
The wind is blowing in my hair
Seagulls flying in the air
My white bicycle
Policeman shouts but I don't see him
They're one thing I don't believe in
He'll find some charge but it's not leavin'
My white bicycle
Riding all around the street
Four o'clock and they're all asleep
I'm not tired and it's so late
Moving fast everything looks great
My white bicycle
My white bicycle
See that man, he's all alone
Looks so happy but he's far from home
I ring my bell, smile at him
Then I knock over his garbage bin
My white bicycle
My white bicycle
The rain comes down but I don't care
The wind is blowing in my hair
Seagulls flying in the air
My white bicycle
Policeman shouts but I don't see him
They're one thing I don't believe in
He'll find some charge but it's not leavin'
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