Blues De Luxe
Rod Stewart · Other Songs - Rod Stewart
I don't know much about love people,
But I sure think I've got it bad.
I don't know too much about love people,
But I sure think I've got it bad.
Some people say love is just a gamble,
But whatever it is, it's about to drive poor me mad.
Yes it is.
I'm sittin' here in my lonely room,
Tears flowin' all down my eyes.
Come on baby.
As I'm sittin' here, sittin' here, sittin' here in my lonely room,
You know the tears flowin' all down my god-darn eyes.
I wonder how you could treat me so low down and dirty, ha-ha,
You know what? your heart must be made out of iron.
And it ain't no lie. come on baby.
Don't you worry!
Oww! oh yeah!
Over here!
Sometime, I get so worried,
You know I could sit down and cry, ha-ha-ha, yea!
Dig this!
You know sometime I get so worried people,
You know, and only you know, I could sit down and cry.
And it ain't no lie.
Because, I don't know too much about love people,
But i,
But i,
Oww sure think I've got it bad.
Blues De Luxe
Rod Stewart's "Blues De Luxe" stands as a quintessential example of his late-career rock and roll revival, blending his signature raspy vocals with a gritty, blues-inflected guitar sound. Recorded during the mid-1990s, the track captures Stewart's enduring ability to channel the raw energy of 1960s rock while maintaining a mature, reflective tone. The song features a driving rhythm section that propels the narrative forward, characteristic of Stewart's work in the "Atlantic Crossing" era where he revisited classic rock styles with renewed vigor. As a staple of his live performances and studio recordings, "Blues De Luxe" exemplifies his commitment to authenticity and his status as a living legend who seamlessly bridges generations of rock music. It remains a powerful testament to his career-long exploration of blues and rock traditions.