Attila's Blues

Bill Wallace / Burton Cummings / Don McDougall / Garry Peterson / Kurt Winter

Show biz train, baby won't you climb on board.

Is your manager managing to manage for the best
Or is he making out fine for himself
Does your record label bring you in with trumpets and horns
Just to pack you back away on the shelf
Is your lawyer lyin' to you, do you really want to know
As your agent waiting home for his pay, pay, pay
Welcome one and all now to show show business
Wouldn't have it any other way.

Got some people lining up for seven days before you come
But then your house is full of empty chairs
Are you finding self-importance in the things that you've done
You're findin' out that no one really cares
Do the people buy your records, do they play them on the air ...
But the warehouse must be where they stay
Welcome one and all down to show show business
Wouldn't have it any other way.

Show biz train, baby won't you climb on board.

Well have you ever had an aardvark sandwich
Have you ever had a seagull stew
I had a pet pitiful penguin and I made him watch the six o'clock news
And shine my shoes
I got the

Trivia about the song Attila's Blues by The Guess Who

On which albums was the song “Attila's Blues” released by The Guess Who?
The Guess Who released the song on the albums “Road Food” in 1974 and “Road Food/Power in the Music” in 2004.
Who composed the song “Attila's Blues” by The Guess Who?
The song “Attila's Blues” by The Guess Who was composed by Bill Wallace, Burton Cummings, Don McDougall, Garry Peterson, and Kurt Winter.

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