Well, I have to tell about some folks today
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Who got together from across the USA
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Oh, they took their cars, their girls, their wives
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In their hands now they took their lives
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The spirit of Woodstock remains in America today
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Well, they slept in bags on the grassy slopes of the highway
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And they were almost overcome by the traffic in the heat of the byway
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Well, now they ate their food from a little tin can
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'Cause they didn't have any pots and pans
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The spirit of Woodstock remains in America today
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Well I left my job and I began my journey
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I don't care what troubles this may bring
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I did my thing!
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Well, I was there so I know what I'm talking about
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When the music began you should have heard them holler and shout
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But then they sat in the mud, right next to each other
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Showing lots of love, like they're sisters and brothers
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The spirit of Woodstock remains in America today
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When I was driving there it seems that every single rock 'n' roll station
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Had a talking 'bout our Woodstock across the nation
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Although the roads were closed at a-half past three
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If you had no ticket, they let you in free
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The spirit of Woodstock remains in America today
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I said, the spirit of Woodstock remains in America today
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I said, the spirit of Woodstock remains in America today
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Spirit Of Woodstock
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| Shakin' Stevens |
