R. Donnelly
R. is 92 years old.
He is the Lead Singer of Rob Rude's Blues Review.
R. is also known as "Rob Rude".
R. is located in Toronto at Donnelly Manor.
R. likes to go for a walk during off hours and is trying to compose music in order to get ahead professionally.
I'm proud of my past, but I'm eager to write this next chapter of my legacy!
Skin Turned Rockabilly?
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Song Details
The music is decent and the lyrics are nice. The song was written 10/24/2005 by R. Donnelly. The originality is perfect.
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10/24/2005 * Songs this old don't have an accurate release date and are considered to be revealed the same day they were composed. |
Dominant Instruments
This song has no instruments. It was possible to write songs without instruments in the early days of this game. This is no longer possible.
Special Lyrics
(intro)
Jeepers , with your creepers & pompadour,
all the byrds think your so cute.
All I have are these boots,
and my working class roots.
(verse)
Baby, dont I impress ya with my vespa?
Or am I just another slob without a hotrod?
You dont like my boots? "No! I hate those!"
She likes Rockabilly creepers with crepe soles.
Do i gotta trade in my bald head for a pomp?
Oh gosh! Tell me when will this madness stop!?!
I like streetpunk & Oi! I dont have shit taste.
I dont like rockabilly, except Reverend Shitfaced.
And maybe some Stray Cats, & blokes from way back.
ButOi! brings me joy.Baby, you'll never change me.
Because I am who I am, thats all that I am.
Drink beer, chase byrds, & I dont give a damn!
(outro)
Rockabilly is cool,
lets get that straight right from the start.
But its the skinhead spirit
that is all up in my heart!
Record Releases
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