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Great White Rollin' Stoned Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8/10 [6 votes]Album: Can't Get There from Here / Original Release Date: 1999-07-06Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 09 sec
Rollin' Stoned
Great White
Great White
GREAT WHITE
- Rollin' Stoned LyricsAll right yeah
Sippin' down shoutin' 'bout, yeah
We used to shake it out
Those days, now I remember
When anything was all right
Someone had my video
Blastin' through the radio
Neighbors screamin' out
"What the hell is going on here"
We were already gone
With a whole lot to go
When the police showed
I told 'em kiss my ass
So young, livin' to die
And I was on my own
Two wrongs making a right
I was rollin' stoned
Rich is building houses
Gary's doing hard time
Jamie's in the desert
And Brently bought a gun
I saw an old photograph
All that I could do was laugh
And scratch my head in wonder
Where did all the days go?
We were already gone
With nowhere to go, oh no
I was singing my songs
With a heart and soul
So young, I was livin' to die
I was rollin' stoned
Two wrongs making a right
I was rollin' stoned, yeah
It's a wonder I'm alive
Can't believe I ever made it through that ride
Rockin' all over the night
I was rollin' stoned, yeah yeah
So young, livin' to die
I was rollin' stoned
Two wrongs making a right
I was rollin' stoned, yeah
Damn good to be alive
Wonder how I ever managed to survive
Rockin' all over the night, I was rollin' stoned
Stoned, stoned, stoned, yeah
Sippin' down, shoutin' 'bout
Yeah we used to shake it out
Rich is building houses
Gary's doing hard time
Brently bought a gun
Where did all the days go
Rollin' stoned
I was a rollin' stoned
Sippin' down shoutin' 'bout, yeah
We used to shake it out
Those days, now I remember
When anything was all right
Someone had my video
Blastin' through the radio
Neighbors screamin' out
"What the hell is going on here"
We were already gone
With a whole lot to go
When the police showed
I told 'em kiss my ass
So young, livin' to die
And I was on my own
Two wrongs making a right
I was rollin' stoned
Rich is building houses
Gary's doing hard time
Jamie's in the desert
And Brently bought a gun
I saw an old photograph
All that I could do was laugh
And scratch my head in wonder
Where did all the days go?
We were already gone
With nowhere to go, oh no
I was singing my songs
So young, I was livin' to die
I was rollin' stoned
Two wrongs making a right
I was rollin' stoned, yeah
It's a wonder I'm alive
Can't believe I ever made it through that ride
Rockin' all over the night
I was rollin' stoned, yeah yeah
So young, livin' to die
I was rollin' stoned
Two wrongs making a right
I was rollin' stoned, yeah
Damn good to be alive
Wonder how I ever managed to survive
Rockin' all over the night, I was rollin' stoned
Stoned, stoned, stoned, yeah
Sippin' down, shoutin' 'bout
Yeah we used to shake it out
Rich is building houses
Gary's doing hard time
Brently bought a gun
Where did all the days go
Rollin' stoned
I was a rollin' stoned
Facts about Rollin' Stoned
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Rollin' Stoned is written by Jack Blades, Michael Lardie, Jack Russell.
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It is first released on July 06, 1999 as part of Great White's album "Can't Get There from Here" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the song 'Rollin' Stoned' by Great White reflects on the reckless and carefree days of youth, where the singer reminisces about past adventures and questionable decisions. The lyrics show nostalgic disbelief at past wild adventures while they demonstrate how young people rebel against authority and time keeps moving forward. The lyrics of Rollin' Stoned mainly focus on five themes which include nostalgia and reflection and celebration and adventure and party. The song establishes two main themes which show how people need to experience both nostalgia and reflection and young people need to experience reckless behavior while they develop survival skills and resilience. The lyrics contain references to drug use ('rolling stoned') and themes of youthful recklessness and encounters with law enforcement, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The content requires a PG-13 rating because it contains mature themes although there is no explicit language used.
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Rollin' Stoned falls under the genre Rock.
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Rollin' Stoned song length is 4 minutes and 09 seconds.
Who wrote Rollin' Stoned lyrics?
Rollin' Stoned is written by Jack Blades, Michael Lardie, Jack Russell.
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When was Rollin' Stoned released?
It is first released on July 06, 1999 as part of Great White's album "Can't Get There from Here" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Rollin' Stoned lyrics?
When we explore how the lyrics were meant to make us feel, the song 'Rollin' Stoned' by Great White reflects on the reckless and carefree days of youth, where the singer reminisces about past adventures and questionable decisions. The lyrics show nostalgic disbelief at past wild adventures while they demonstrate how young people rebel against authority and time keeps moving forward. The lyrics of Rollin' Stoned mainly focus on five themes which include nostalgia and reflection and celebration and adventure and party. The song establishes two main themes which show how people need to experience both nostalgia and reflection and young people need to experience reckless behavior while they develop survival skills and resilience. The lyrics contain references to drug use ('rolling stoned') and themes of youthful recklessness and encounters with law enforcement, which may not be suitable for children under 13. The content requires a PG-13 rating because it contains mature themes although there is no explicit language used.
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Which genre is Rollin' Stoned?
Rollin' Stoned falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Rollin' Stoned?
Rollin' Stoned song length is 4 minutes and 09 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Jack Blades, Michael Lardie, Jack Russell
Record Label(s): 1999 Sony Music Entertainment Inc
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