The Shout

Keith Reid, Robin Trower

You tell me that you love my stuff
Baby that ain’t good enough
You tell me that you think I’m great
Maybe you’re a little late

You say you wanna buy me lunch
Mister you just hit the crunch
You say you wanna hear my views
Sister you ain’t heard the news

I’ve quit the job
I’ve shut the shop
I’ve hung the rag
And slung the slot

I’m giving up my life for art
Sold the horse and smashed the cart
I’ve seen the error of my ways
No use living in a daze
No use living in a dream
Sometimes you have to scream

No more howling at the moon
Time to try a different tune
No more staring at the sun
Time to try a different drum

Time to try a different clock
Wind it up and let it rock
Time to kill those nagging doubts
Turn it up and shout it out

I’ve quit the job
I’ve shut the shop
I’ve hung the rag
And slung the slot

I’m giving up my life for art
Sold the horse and smashed the cart
I’ve seen the error of my ways
No use living in a daze
No use living in a dream
Sometimes you have to scream

Trivia about the song The Shout by Robin Trower

When was the song “The Shout” released by Robin Trower?
The song The Shout was released in 1980, on the album “Victims of the Fury”.
Who composed the song “The Shout” by Robin Trower?
The song “The Shout” by Robin Trower was composed by Keith Reid, Robin Trower.

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