Dead, Jail or Rock N' Roll

Michael Monroe / Little Steven / Nasty Suicide

When I was a kid all I wanted to be
Was the meanest dude on the meanest machine
Now I'm going to wrong way on a one-way street
I never fit this society

I don't really mind
Doing my own time
The three choices I ever came to find
Were:Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll

I ain't looking for trouble but it's looking for me
The law of the jungle is protecting me
Lose sleep man stay out of your bed
You might wind up in jail if you lose your head

In death I might find
True peace of mind
But while I'm alive
Free choice is mine
It's either:Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll

I don't really mind
Doing my own time
The three choices I ever came to find
Were either:Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll
Dead, Jail or Rock'n'Roll

Trivia about the song Dead, Jail or Rock N' Roll by Michael Monroe

When was the song “Dead, Jail or Rock N' Roll” released by Michael Monroe?
The song Dead, Jail or Rock N' Roll was released in 1989, on the album “Not Fakin' It”.
Who composed the song “Dead, Jail or Rock N' Roll” by Michael Monroe?
The song “Dead, Jail or Rock N' Roll” by Michael Monroe was composed by Michael Monroe, Little Steven, and Nasty Suicide.

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