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Coco Montoya Tumbleweed Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.15/10 [13 votes]Album: Ya Think I'd Know Better / Original Release Date: 1996-05-07Genre: BluesSong Duration: 4 min 03 sec
COCO MONTOYA
- Tumbleweed Lyrics / with translationsI go from city to city, coast to coast
Highways and byways Lord I'm healin' to post (?)
I got to roll just like a tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
I got everything I own in a brown paper sack
Keep it stashed by the railroad track
I got to roll just like a tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
Baby I'm a drifter, I'm a vagabond
I'm-a here one minute, then I'm gone
I don't need no family, can't afford no wife
I wasn't made for domestic life
Well you talk to your mama, your mama tell you true
She knows best what's good for you
I got to roll just like a tumbleweed baby
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
Baby I'm a drifter, I'm a vagabond
I'm-a here one minute, then I'm gone
I don't need no family, can't afford no wife
I wasn't made for domestic life
Won't you stop all your cryin', pack your things
Save it for the man with the diamond rings
I've gotta roll - oh baby - like a tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
Talk to your mama, your mama tell you true
She knows best what's good for you
Highways and byways Lord I'm healin' to post (?)
I got to roll just like a tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
I got everything I own in a brown paper sack
Keep it stashed by the railroad track
I got to roll just like a tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
Baby I'm a drifter, I'm a vagabond
I'm-a here one minute, then I'm gone
I don't need no family, can't afford no wife
I wasn't made for domestic life
Well you talk to your mama, your mama tell you true
She knows best what's good for you
I got to roll just like a tumbleweed baby
tumbleweed
Baby I'm a drifter, I'm a vagabond
I'm-a here one minute, then I'm gone
I don't need no family, can't afford no wife
I wasn't made for domestic life
Won't you stop all your cryin', pack your things
Save it for the man with the diamond rings
I've gotta roll - oh baby - like a tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
I gotta roll where the four winds blow, just like a
tumbleweed
Talk to your mama, your mama tell you true
She knows best what's good for you
Facts about Tumbleweed
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Tumbleweed is written and performed by Coco Montoya.
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It is first released on May 07, 1996 as part of Coco Montoya's album "Ya Think I'd Know Better" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Coco Montoya's song 'Tumbleweed' depicts the existence of a nomadic traveler who moves through life like a tumbleweed that the wind carries. The lyrics depict a character who values independence over settling down, rejecting the idea of a conventional family life and instead finding solace in constant movement and freedom. Tumbleweed lyrics mostly emphasize reflection and solitude together with adventure and freedom and emancipation. The song delivers two messages that emphasize freedom and wandering together with the rejection of domestic life and inheritance of self-awareness and guidance. The lyrics present themes of drifting and vagabond life which children need to experience with adult supervision because they are unsuitable for young audiences. The content about abandonment and transient living requires parental guidance because the material lacks direct references to violence sex and drug use.
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Tumbleweed falls under the genre Blues.
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Tumbleweed song length is 4 minutes and 03 seconds.
Who wrote Tumbleweed lyrics?
Tumbleweed is written and performed by Coco Montoya.
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When was Tumbleweed released?
It is first released on May 07, 1996 as part of Coco Montoya's album "Ya Think I'd Know Better" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Tumbleweed lyrics?
When we dive into the story the lyrics are telling, Coco Montoya's song 'Tumbleweed' depicts the existence of a nomadic traveler who moves through life like a tumbleweed that the wind carries. The lyrics depict a character who values independence over settling down, rejecting the idea of a conventional family life and instead finding solace in constant movement and freedom. Tumbleweed lyrics mostly emphasize reflection and solitude together with adventure and freedom and emancipation. The song delivers two messages that emphasize freedom and wandering together with the rejection of domestic life and inheritance of self-awareness and guidance. The lyrics present themes of drifting and vagabond life which children need to experience with adult supervision because they are unsuitable for young audiences. The content about abandonment and transient living requires parental guidance because the material lacks direct references to violence sex and drug use.
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Which genre is Tumbleweed?
Tumbleweed falls under the genre Blues.
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How long is the song Tumbleweed?
Tumbleweed song length is 4 minutes and 03 seconds.
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Record Label(s): 1996 BLIND PIG RECORDS
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