We Shall Go To Town
David Bowie · Other Songs - David Bowie
Whisper the word hold my hand
Nowhere forget I shall refuse you
Never forget who you've been
And you will fight with demons
And we shall go to town
And we'll read betwen the riches
And we'll dream if we don't go down
Follow the paths stay on the wrong side
Only when you is swollen with tears
Don't bring your things just like you serve you
Only fool turns around
And you will fight with demons
And we shall go to town
And you will wear you're best shoes
And we'll dance if we don't go down
And we'll dance if we don't go down
We Shall Go To Town
David Bowie's "We Shall Go To Town" stands as a vibrant example of his early rock and roll energy, characterized by driving rhythms and an infectious, upbeat tempo. Released during his formative years, the track showcases his ability to blend traditional pop structures with a distinctive, theatrical flair that would later define his career. The song reflects the lively spirit of the era, capturing the excitement of youth culture and the joy of going out into the night. As part of his broader discography, it serves as a testament to his early mastery of rhythm and melody, laying the groundwork for his subsequent evolution into glam rock and beyond. The recording captures a moment in time where Bowie was honing his craft, delivering a performance that remains a lively reminder of his roots in the music scene.