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Artist: Lucky Dube
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Rolling Stone
Read Rolling Stone lyrics by Lucky Dube on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rolling Stone
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Call me when you' re ready yeah
Call me when your head is right
She said the words and walked into the sunset
Like a cowboy
He was standing there like he got up
From a bad dream
And he said she wanted something
He could not give her (commitment)
He is one of the men I know
Who have chosen loneliness
And called it freedom
That' s why he always says
Chorus:
I' m a rolling stone
'Cause a rolling stone
Gathers no moss
She told him once before
She' s not getting any younger you know
And when you look at her face
The years are showing
She is one of the women I know
Who wants it all in life (commitment)
He is one of the men I know
Who' ve taken loneliness
And called it freedom
That' s why he always says
Chorus:
I' m a rolling stone
'Cause a rolling stone
Gathers no moss
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