Ramblin' Rose

MC5 · Kick Out The Jams [1969]

Love is like a Ramblin' Rose

The more you feed it

The more it grows,

Ramblin'Rose, Ramblin'Rose,

Come on home



Ramblin' Rose,

Is such a ball

Diamond rings

And a Cadillac car,

Ramblin' Rose, Ramblin' Rose

Come on home



Ramblin' Rose

Ramblin' around,

Ramblin' Rose

I'm gonna put you down

Ramblin' Rose, Ramblin' Rose

Come on home



Love is like a Ramblin' Rose

The more you feed it,

The more it grows

Ramblin' Rose, Ramblin' Rose

Come on home



I need a Ramblin' Rose



Ramblin' rose (repeat untill end)

Ramblin' Rose

Ramblin' Rose stands as a standout track on the MC5's seminal 1969 debut, Kick Out The Jams. While the band is often celebrated for their high-octane, politically charged rock anthems, this recording offers a more intimate, blues-inflected moment within their explosive catalogue. The song showcases the group's versatility, moving away from their signature frenetic energy to deliver a soulful, mid-tempo groove that highlights their deep roots in the Detroit music scene. As part of an album that helped define the proto-punk and psychedelic rock eras, the track demonstrates the band's ability to blend raw power with melodic sensitivity. It remains a cherished piece of their early discography, reflecting the diverse influences that shaped their revolutionary sound during this pivotal period in rock history.