Blue Jeans and a RosaryLyrics
All my life I've been searchin'
All my life I've been uncertain
I been abandoned and left alone
At fifteen I had to leave home
The black sheep, the bad seed
At a roadside bar in Tennessee
I met an angel to rescue me
She rescued me
She wore blue jeans and a rosary
Believed in God and believed in me
All her friends think she's a little crazy
She wears a smile, heart on her sleeve
Don't give a damn what the world thinks of me
She tells me it's all good
She's happy with a bad seed
Happy to be misunderstood
Two packs and a pint a day
To hide the shame
And wash away the pain
Aww the pain
Every road was a dead-end street
Runnin' from the law
And runnin' on empty
You couldn't shake the marks that were left on me
At a roadside bar in Tennessee
I met an angel to rescue me
She rescued me
She wore blue jeans and a rosary
Believed in God and believed in me
All her friends think she's a little crazy
She wears a smile, heart on her sleeve
Don't give a damn what the world thinks of me
She tells me it's all good
She's happy with a bad seed
Happy to be misunderstood
She wore blue jeans and a rosary
Believed in God and believed in me
All her friends think she's a little crazy
She wears a smile, heart on her sleeve
Don't give a damn what the world thinks of me
She tells me it's all good
She's happy with a bad seed
Happy to be misunderstood
Misunderstood
Misunderstood
Writer(s): Marlon Ray Young, Robert James Ritchie
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Bluewater Music Corp., Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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Blue Jeans and a Rosary?
This song is about Kid Rock being kicked out of his house as a teen and having to figure out life on his own. He goes through great struggle and hardship on his journey to becoming a major artist. The angel he describes in the song is a real person. She was a catholic woman wich is where the rosary comes from. She gave Rock a place to stay while he found himself, and is a major player in his success. The song is a Thankyou to the woman who wore blue jeans and a rosary.
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