Every Picture Tells a Story

Rod Stewart / Ron Wood

Spent some time feelin' inferior
standin' in front of my mirror
combed my hair in a thousand ways
but I came out lookin' just the same
Daddy said "Son you better see the world
I wouldn't blame you if you wanted to leave.
But remember one thing don't lose your head
to a woman that'll spend your bread"
So I got out

Paris was a place you could hide away
if you thought you didn't fit in
French police wouldn't give me no peace,
just claimed I was a nasty person
down along the Left Bank, minding my own,
was knocked down by a human stampede
got arrested for inciting a peaceful riot
when all I wanted was a cup of tea
I was accused

Down in Rome I wasn't getting enought
of the things that keep a young man alive
my body stunk but I kept my funk at a time

Trivia about the song Every Picture Tells a Story by Georgia Satellites

When was the song “Every Picture Tells a Story” released by Georgia Satellites?
The song Every Picture Tells a Story was released in 1986, on the album “Georgia Satellites”.
Who composed the song “Every Picture Tells a Story” by Georgia Satellites?
The song “Every Picture Tells a Story” by Georgia Satellites was composed by Rod Stewart and Ron Wood.

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