Joni Mitchell Blonde In The Bleachers Lyrics

The blonde in the bleachers
She flips her hair for you
Above the loudspeakers
You start to fall
She follows you home
But you miss living alone
You can still hear sweet mysteries
Calling you
The bands and the roadies
Lovin' 'em and leavin' 'em
It's pleasure to try 'em
It's trouble to keep 'em
'Cause it seems like you've got to give up
Such a piece of your soul
When you give up the chase
Feeling it hot and cold
You're in Rock'n'Roll It's the nature of the race
It's the unknown child
So sweet and wild
It's youth
It's too good to waste
She tapes her regrets
To the microphone stand
She says "You can't hold the hand
Of a Rock'n'Roll man
Very long
Or count on your plans
With a Rock'n'Roll man
Very long
Compete with the fans
For your Rock'n'Roll man
For very long
The girls and the bands
And the Rock'n'Roll man"

Who wrote Blonde In The Bleachers lyrics?

Blonde In The Bleachers is written and performed by Joni Mitchell.

When was Blonde In The Bleachers released?

Blonde In The Bleachers is first released on October 01, 1972 as part of Joni Mitchell's album "For the Roses" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.

Which genre is Blonde In The Bleachers?

Blonde In The Bleachers falls under the genre Pop.

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