Nancy's going back to Sausolito
She lives out on the Bay inside
a boat
She doesn't own a telephone
or TV
But she's got enough to keep
herself afloat
And she keeps on rollin',
rollin' down the line
Lucy, she's on leave from the
Navy,
Joined up after gettin' her
degree
And she blames it all upon
the economy
Ain't much for a black girl
back there in Milwaukee
So she keeps on rollin'
Keeps on rollin'
Rollin' down the line
And that loudmouth in the backseat's
showing off what he don't know
Makin' fun of truckers that
we pass along the road
Barb puts down her paperback
and tells him, "Hey, Shut Up!"
"My old man don't talk much,
but he sure can drive a truck. "
And he keeps on rollin' ,
keeps on rollin'
Rollin', rollin', rollin'
down the line
Johnny's been discharged from
the Army
He's a sad and bitter boy
- no place to go
His Ma she still lives in
the State Hospital
And Pa's just a stranger he
don't know
Johnny keep on rollin'
Keep on rollin'
Rollin', rollin', rollin'
down the line
And me, I just keep looking
out that window
I see things so much clearer
from afar
I see the way so many of us
move along
Going so many places
To find out where we are
And we just keep rollin'
Keep on rollin'
We gotta keep rollin'
Keep on rollin'
Rollin', rollin', rollin'
, down the line
© 1982 Lynn Haney
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