On The Road Again
Aerosmith · Other Songs - Aerosmith
I'm a ram up for walls
Somethin' told my baby
You can have it all
Jump through my window
Look my life in the den
Look out pretty mama
I'm on the road again
[Chorus:]
I'm on the road again
(And you can do what you want)
I'm on the road again
(And you can do what you want)
Look out pretty mama I'm on the road again...uh
Yeah, I came home last night
To get my dinner hot
Went to the door
But the door was locked
Jump through the window
And believe me or not
She hadn't even
Put my dinner into the pot
[Chorus]
Yeah, never been evil
And I've never been shy
Every down a champ
And I'm a time by
Down un winner
With my apple in bed
Look out pretty mama
I'm on the road again
[Chorus]
Yeah, never been evil
And I've never been sly
Every down a champ
And I'm a time by
Down through the window
With my apple in bed
Look out pretty mama
I'm on the road again
[Chorus]
About On The Road Again
"On The Road Again" stands as a defining rock anthem by Aerosmith, capturing the band's signature blend of hard-hitting riffs and melodic hooks. Released during their peak commercial success in the late 1980s, the track exemplifies the New Wave of British Heavy Metal's influence on American hard rock while establishing the group's enduring identity. The song's lyrics evoke a sense of restless freedom and the thrill of travel, themes that resonate deeply with the era's cultural landscape. Musically, the recording features the band's characteristic interplay between Joe Perry's driving guitar work and Steven Tyler's soaring vocals, creating a sound that remains instantly recognizable decades later. It served as a cornerstone of their discography, reinforcing their status as one of the most influential rock acts of the 20th century. The track's enduring popularity highlights Aerosmith's ability to craft songs that transcend their specific time period, cementing their legacy in the history of rock music.