I've Sold My Soul

Rock'n'Roll Liberation: Embracing Freedom in Electric Sounds
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Lyrics

When night falls and I feel so wild

Expressing a desire for excitement and rebellion when night arrives.

I wanna hear the sound of the electric guitar

Yearning to hear the energizing sound of an electric guitar.

I've got my rules, I'm not kid in denial

Asserting adherence to personal rules, not denying the reality of adulthood.

It was the best thing I've felt so far

Describing a positive, intense experience as the best felt so far.


I gonna tell you how it set me free

Intending to share the liberating impact of an experience.

I wanna roll and let it be

Expressing a desire to go with the flow and accept things as they are.

I've sold my soul, I've sold for rock'n'roll

Declaring a commitment to rock'n'roll, symbolically suggesting a deep connection.


Mama said that I was so wild

Recalling a past comment from the mother about being wild.

I told her ""I'm not your child""

Rejecting the maternal perception and asserting independence.

I've sold my soul, I've sold for rock'n'roll

Reiterating the dedication to rock'n'roll and selling one's soul for it.


I've got my bills and I gotta pay my dues

Acknowledging responsibilities and financial obligations.

I'm short of money but I'm no like you.

Differentiating oneself from others in handling financial constraints.

I won't give up this sound keep me alive

Committing to the music as a source of vitality despite economic challenges.

I’ve got no job at twenty-five

Stating unemployment at the age of twenty-five, highlighting a struggle.


I gonna tell you how it set me free

Continuing to share the transformative impact of an experience.

I wanna roll and let it be

Expressing a desire for spontaneity and acceptance of circumstances.

I've sold my soul, I've sold for rock'n'roll

Affirming the commitment to rock'n'roll and the symbolic soul-selling.


Mama said that I was so wild

Recalling the mother's remark about wild behavior.

I told her ""I'm not your child""

Rejecting the maternal label, reasserting independence.

I've sold my soul, I've sold for rock'n'roll

Reiterating the dedication to rock'n'roll and selling one's soul for it.

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