One of the Boys

Philip Wigger, Ronald Roker

(Gibbons)

He speaks with a terrible stammer
So he don't have much to say
But he can spit further than any punk
So nobody gets in his way.

He knows his generation like he knows his ABC
He's a kind of kid that don't get invited back for a Sunday tea
He's a face in the mirror he'll make you a fight.
But he's alright.

He's breaking out of nowhere
He's breaking all the rules
He's got a passion for the fashion
He's freezing all the the cools
He knows that you don't have to be that good,
To be a real bad cat
He's built with speed,
Guaranteed to show you where it's at
He's blowing all the speakers making his own noise.
One of the boys.

(Guitar solo)

You know he used to work in this factory
Until the big boss said "that's enough"
So he threw down his hammer and he picked up his coat
And he told the boss to get,
Fff-f-frustration with the nation
Because the news is always bad
Life on the dole ain't no good for your soul
It's enough to drive a poor kid mad
So who's going to put him down for making his own noise.
One of the boys.

Trivia about the song One of the Boys by Roger Daltrey

On which albums was the song “One of the Boys” released by Roger Daltrey?
Roger Daltrey released the song on the albums “One Of The Boys” in 1977, “Best of Rockers & Ballads” in 1991, and “Martyrs and Madmen: The Best of Roger Daltrey” in 1997.
Who composed the song “One of the Boys” by Roger Daltrey?
The song “One of the Boys” by Roger Daltrey was composed by Philip Wigger, Ronald Roker.

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