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Typical Classic Rock

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[Verse 1] I was born in a one-stop town Where the trains rolled out and the bills rolled down Daddy left a wrench in the sink Mama said, "Boy, don't stop to think" I learned to run on a worn-out road With a busted amp and a heavy load Every scar was a little gold Every lost thing made me bold [Pre-Chorus] And I can feel it now Right under my skin The whole wide world Is starting up again [Chorus] Turn it up, let it roll Keep that fire in your soul Turn it up, let it roll We were never built to fold Turn it up, let it roll We got thunder in our bones Turn it up, let it roll Take me home, take me home [Verse 2] Now the nights come thick and long But I still sing the broken song With a cheap red light and a little smoke And a paper cup and an old porch joke Saw my name on a fading sign Worn down edges, crooked line But the crowd still claps on beat When I slam my boots into the floorboards deep [Pre-Chorus] And I can hear it now Calling from the wire A battered heart Still learns to catch fire [Chorus] Turn it up, let it roll Keep that fire in your soul Turn it up, let it roll We were never built to fold Turn it up, let it roll We got thunder in our bones Turn it up, let it roll Take me home, take me home [Bridge] We lost some days We lost some friends But the road keeps singing Again and again Raise your glass Let the hurt unwind One more chorus And we’re feeling fine [Final Chorus] Turn it up, let it roll Keep that fire in your soul Turn it up, let it roll We were never built to fold Turn it up, let it roll We got thunder in our bones Turn it up, let it roll Take me home, take me home Turn it up, let it roll One more night to lose control Turn it up, let it roll We’re still standing, still alive