A Ballad Of A Rock 'N Roll Dreamer Poem by John Thorkild Ellison

A Ballad Of A Rock 'N Roll Dreamer



I always thought that Debbie Harry
Was the sort of girl I'd like to marry,
But she kept me Hanging on the Telephone
And now I spend my nights alone,

So I think I'll ring up Elkie Brooks
(Fantastic voice, amazing looks)
Together we'll drink Lilac Wine
And then I'll persuade her to be mine.

I'm just a guy with stars in his eyes
And dreams he'll never realize
Like a lot of other blokes I know
Who listen to too much radio.

Of course, I'd like to sleep with Madonna,
Provided, I guess, she'd do me the honour,
'Cos although she's just a Material Girl
She sets my emotions in a whirl,

And don't let's forget cute Chrissie Hynde
(I'd give her a kiss if she didn't mind)
'Cos although I admit I'm an old Pretender
I wouldn't want to go and offend her.

Is there no end to my foolish dreams?
(Fame's not as easy as it seems)
I'll have to settle for something less
And then I'll find true happiness! !

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Mihaela Pirjol 18 May 2014

I love this poem! Great rhyme and flow!

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Abhay Vignesh L 07 March 2011

Awesome lyrics.Great rhythm.A pleasure to read it.

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Sally Plumb Plumb 01 July 2010

Brilliant.There was some good songs way back in my time.

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