Blue Denim Soul
Rockin' Wisdom: Blue Denim Soul Unveils the Heartbeat of Country Vibes
Lyrics
He said he was the grandson of Johnny B. Goode
Identification of himself as Johnny B. Goode's grandson, possibly highlighting a musical lineage.
Some thought he couldn't but I thought he could
Contrary opinions about his abilities, expressing personal belief in his potential.
He set his mind talkin' about Elvis lookin' like James Dean
Comparing Elvis to James Dean, discussing the crossover of music and iconic personalities.
He said a country boy rockin' ain't all that bad
Positive view on country boy rocking, emphasizing its appeal.
You shake your leg or you wear you a hat
Suggesting ways to express oneself in music, using leg shaking or wearing distinctive clothing.
You bring the house down and you make all the pretty girls scream
Highlighting the impact of a great performance on the audience.
He said a complicated rhythm folks don't understand
Discussing a complex musical rhythm that may not be easily understood by everyone.
Just stomp your feet and clap your hand and play
Encouraging simplicity in enjoying music, advocating stomping feet and clapping hands.
Blue, blue denim soul
Introduction of the concept of "Blue Denim Soul," possibly referring to a genuine, down-to-earth musical style.
Blue, blue denim soul
Reiteration of "Blue Denim Soul," emphasizing its significance.
A country boy rockin' will get on a roll
Affirmation that a country boy rocking can build momentum and captivate an audience.
Playin' blue, blue denim soul
Repetition of "Blue Denim Soul," reinforcing its importance in the context of music.
He poured me out a helping of rhythm and blues
Receiving a powerful dose of rhythm and blues, describing its impact.
It was bad to the bone-you see to me it was news
Expressing the intense and impressive nature of the rhythm and blues.
Spreadin' wood sheddin' in pair of faded overalls
Visual description of the musician wearing worn overalls while creating music in a shed.
He said scratch your throat when you start to sing
Advice on singing technique, suggesting a gritty approach.
You make 'em cry when you bend them strings
Guidance on evoking emotion through skilled guitar playing.
And one more thing I will tell you before I go
Parting words emphasizing the reliability of one's own abilities.
The only thing that you can count on are both of your hands
Stressing the dependability of one's hands in music.
And having holes in your britches when the boys in the band are playin'
Humorous reference to having holes in one's clothing while performing, possibly indicating a carefree attitude.
Blue, blue denim soul
Repetition of "Blue Denim Soul," reinforcing its central theme.
Blue, blue denim soul
Reiteration of the significance of "Blue Denim Soul."
A country boy rockin' will get on a roll
Reaffirmation that a country boy rocking can gain momentum and captivate an audience.
Playin' blue, blue denim soul
Repetition of "Blue Denim Soul," emphasizing its continued importance in music.
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