Aimlessly Driftin’ Chuck Berry

"Aimlessly Driftin’" by Chuck Berry, released in 1973, is a #Rock song that explores themes of uncertainty and searching for purpose in life. The lyrics convey a sense of wandering and introspection, reflecting on the struggles of finding direction. Unique musical elements include Berry's signature guitar riffs and storytelling style. The song captures the essence of the 70s counterculture, resonating with listeners seeking meaning.

[Chorus]
I guess I'll go to California
Seems like I'm always on the run
Nobody ever needs a loser
We just exist under the sun
But someday, somehow, someone may need me
When my drifting days are done

[Verse 1]
Well, I'm aimlessly drifting
Looks like I live from day to day
Hard as I try to make a showing
Something is always in my way
Even the one I truly love now
Deals in the games that people play
Every time I love I always lose
Seems like I'll never ever win
Each I hear them lonesome blues
I'm all alone at home again
Seems like I'm just existing
Aimlessly drifting to no end
All that I ask of this old world
Is just to have a happy home
All that I ask of one little girl
Is just to be my very own
It seems just like I'm just existing
Aimlessly drifting along

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