Wandering (for Bill Wyman's Children)
from Fool Heart by Eric Welton
lyrics
I once knew a man,
or so I am told,
down lonely roads
he would go,
wandering, wandering.
Where’s my dad?
I don’t know.
Go and ask
a rollin’ stone.
He’s my dad, he’s my dad.
My brother,
I never know’d.
Just like my dad,
a rollin’ stone.
Rollin’ Stone, a rollin’ stone,
he’s my dad, he’s my dad,
wandering, wandering.
or so I am told,
down lonely roads
he would go,
wandering, wandering.
Where’s my dad?
I don’t know.
Go and ask
a rollin’ stone.
He’s my dad, he’s my dad.
My brother,
I never know’d.
Just like my dad,
a rollin’ stone.
Rollin’ Stone, a rollin’ stone,
he’s my dad, he’s my dad,
wandering, wandering.
credits
from Fool Heart,
released September 1, 2008
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Eric Welton Windsor, Ontario
discography
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Jul 2013 -
Dec 2011 -
Sep 2008 -
Sep 2007 -
Sep 2006
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