Rod Stewart True Blue Lyrics

Never been a millionaire,
and I tell you momma, I don't care.
Never gonna own a race-horse
or a fast back mid-engine Porsche.
Don't think I'll own a private jet,
on the Stock Exchange I'm no threat.
So won't you help me make up my mind?
Don't you think I'd better get myself back home? (Oh, yeah)
Sittin' in the moonlight glow,
excuse me if my feelings show.
Watchin' all the trucks roll by,
dreamin' up an alibi.
You see, back home I'm considered the fool,
but maybe they're right, I don't know. So can't you help make up my mind?
Don't you think I'd better get myself back home? (Who cares?)
Daddy says he'll buy me car
to drive, just as far as I need.
He wants me back at any expense,
he's got a lot more money than sense.
Funny but now that I've grown
they all wanna be concerned.
Oh please, can you make up my mind?
Don't you think I'd better get myself back home?
Just don't know what to do.
Maybe I'll walk, maybe I'll ride, maybe I'll never, ever decide.

Who wrote True Blue lyrics?

True Blue is written by Ronald David Wood, Roderick David Stewart.

When was True Blue released?

True Blue is first released in 1972 as part of Rod Stewart's album "Never a Dull Moment" which includes 9 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.

Which genre is True Blue?

True Blue falls under the genre Rock.

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