Rod Stewart Jo's Lament Lyrics

I stayed away so long, Jo,
don't think that I could come back.
You're doin' so well without me girlie,
you'd laugh if you'd know where I'm at.
You knew me when it was all my world,
somehow it's all passed me by,
but don't let on to my friends Jo dear
that things ain't turned out as planned.
You bore my child, then I left you aside,
I don't expect you to forgive, but Jo, I can say in a funny way,
I was sure that I had it made.
I still possess a photograph,
my mem'ry to refresh.
But fate it may Jo, I can say
I was sure that I had it made.
You bore my child, then I left you aside,
I don't expect you to forgive.
Now I'm not so young, and I'm so afraid
to sleep alone for the rest of my days.

Who wrote Jo's Lament lyrics?

Jo's Lament is written and performed by Rod Stewart.

When was Jo's Lament released?

Jo's Lament is first released in 1970 as part of Rod Stewart's album "Gasoline Alley" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.

Which genre is Jo's Lament?

Jo's Lament falls under the genre Rock.

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