From the recording Linwood Cafe
Lyrics
Walmart Bargain Bin
Our van is full of gear, leaving tonight for a gig
We love every minute, hoping we might make it big.
It ain't about our money, we'd play our songs for free
Tomorrow should scare us, but we're to blind to see.
Chorus-Rocker's don't retire, they play and play and play
Our fans grow older every day, day, day
Someday we may stop, but we don't know how or when
Please don't sell our cd's in the Walmart bargain bin.
There's a rock band on tv brown hair hippies turned gray
Singers looking old as he struts across the stage
My girlfriend dances by, she says I love the Stones
But their my Grandpa's age, Grandpa's in a nursing home.
Rocker's don't retire, they play and play and play
Fans grow older every day, day, day
Maybe they should stop but they don't know how or when
I bought their greatest hits in the Walmart bargain bin.
Thirty years down the road in the back of an aisle
I'll dig out my cd's and place them on top of the pile.
Rocker's don't retire they play and play and play
Our fans grow older every day, day, day
Someday we might stop but we don't know how or when
You can buy our greatest hits in the Walmart bargain bin.
You can buy our greatest hits in the Walmart bargain bin.