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Billy Idol ~ Prodigal Blues


Riding my life Like a run-a-way train Moving from One track to that Howling, crying, Screaming at the moon Only my voice came back Only the echo came back When i was a boy Daddy told me Grow tall Yes and billy don't crawl Taught me how to ride Set me out on my own And i never came back And yes i'd do it again Oh wouldn't you Yeah i'd do it again A-huh oh yeah Do it again Baby Wouldn't you? Remember When i lied Just when you Needed me Now i sit Alone and cry Cos now i believe in mercy Remember when i lied Just when you needed me baby I believe in mercy Riding, walking Looking so cool Guess i crossed Over the borderline Treated like a dunce Who just can't read Did i fool me too? And yes i'd do it again Oh wouldn't you Yes i'd do it again Aha yeah i'd do it again Baby Wouldn't you Remember When i lied Just when you Needed me Now i sit Alone and cry Cos now i believe in mercy Remember when i lied Now that you Needed me Yes i believe in mercy I said "come here" Look into my face And hear into my heart Hesitation Could re-arrange The other side To your love Take hold now baby And take What other Lovers have not Times is changing Will they re-arrange The other side to your love No-woah woah woah Yeah Wooooo (come home Here he is impatient one Come home Come home Tell the story) Come home Here he is The impatient one Come home To claim a glory Prodigal son Come home Prodigal bum Come home Prodigal son Prodigal son Come home To claim a glory Prodigal son Come home Prodigal son Come home Prodigal bum Here he comes Yeah that prodigal son Ooooh He's the one To tell his story C'mon to tell his story Tell his story To claim his glory more free lyrics

Riding my life
Like a run-a-way train
Moving from
One track to that
Howling, crying,
Screaming at the moon
Only my voice came back
Only the echo came back

When i was a boy
Daddy told me
Grow tall
Yes and billy don't crawl
Taught me how to ride
Set me out on my own
And i never came back

And yes i'd do it again
Oh wouldn't you
Yeah i'd do it again
A-huh oh yeah
Do it again
Baby
Wouldn't you?

Remember
When i lied
Just when you
Needed me
Now i sit
Alone and cry
Cos now i believe in mercy
Remember when i lied
Just when you needed me baby
I believe in mercy

Riding, walking
Looking so cool
Guess i crossed
Over the borderline
Treated like a dunce
Who just can't read
Did i fool me too?
And yes i'd do it again
Oh wouldn't you
Yes i'd do it again
Aha yeah i'd do it again
Baby
Wouldn't you

Remember
When i lied
Just when you
Needed me
Now i sit
Alone and cry
Cos now i believe in mercy
Remember when i lied
Now that you
Needed me
Yes i believe in mercy

I said "come here"
Look into my face
And hear into my heart
Hesitation
Could re-arrange
The other side
To your love
Take hold now baby
And take
What other
Lovers have not
Times is changing
Will they re-arrange

The other side to your love
No-woah woah woah
Yeah

Wooooo

(come home
Here he is impatient one
Come home
Come home
Tell the story)

Come home
Here he is
The impatient one
Come home
To claim a glory
Prodigal son
Come home
Prodigal bum
Come home
Prodigal son
Prodigal son
Come home
To claim a glory
Prodigal son
Come home
Prodigal son
Come home
Prodigal bum
Here he comes
Yeah that prodigal son
Ooooh
He's the one
To tell his story
C'mon to tell his story
Tell his story
To claim his glory

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