Rod Stewart Gasoline Alley Lyrics

I think I'm goin' mad and it's makin' me sad,
it's a yearnin' for my old back door.
I realize maybe I was born to lead,
better swallow all my silly country pride.
Goin' home, runnin' home,
down the gasoline Alley where I started from.
Goin' home, and I'm runnin' home,
down the Gasoline Alley where I was born.
When the weather's better and the rails unfreeze,
and the wind won't whistle `round my knees,
I'll put on my weather suit and catch you in the train.
I'll be home before the milk's upon the door.
Goin' home, runnin' home,
down the gasoline Alley where I started from.
Goin' home, and I'm runnin' home, down the Gasoline Alley where I was born.
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But if anything should happen and my plans go wrong
should I stray to the house on the hill,
let it be known that my intentions were good,
I'd be singing in my alley if I could.
And if I'm goin' away and it's my turn to go,
should the blood run cold in my veins,
just one favor I'd be askin' of you,
don't bury me here, it's too cold.
Take me back, carry me back,
down to Gasoline Alley where I started from.
Take me back, won't cha carry me home,
down to Gasoline Alley where I started from?

Who wrote Gasoline Alley lyrics?

Gasoline Alley is written by Ronald David Wood, Roderick David Stewart.

When was Gasoline Alley released?

Gasoline Alley is first released in 1970 as part of Rod Stewart's album "Gasoline Alley" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.

Which genre is Gasoline Alley?

Gasoline Alley falls under the genre Rock.

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