Alive N' Kickin'
Kenny Loggins · Other Songs - Kenny Loggins
First time I remember feelin' alive
Playin' like a'ringin' a bell 'n' I learned it off the radio
Sure it was only mama's broom but I was strummin' like a fool
A true believer till the day I die
If you'd a plugged me in, in front of all my friends
I would'a set the livin' room on fire
I was alive
Alive 'n' Kickin'
Like a time bomb tickin'
Headed for the Hullaballoo
There were no big gigs in sight
No bright white-hot spotlight
But everybody knew that I was Alive 'n' Kickin'
Got in a battle of the bands when I stole my big brother's guitar
Let me tell you, that'll never get you far
2000 Overnights later 'n' I'm still not on the radio
Got a new Best Friend
He was more than Sittin' In
'N' we were makin' our mark on the road
Our regalia'd hit Full Sail
'N' we were trapped into the Mother Lode
We was alive
Alive 'n' Kickin'
Like a time-bomb tickin'
On the cover of the Rollin' Stone
As far as we could see
It was the way it was meant to be
The whole world knew that we was
Alive 'n' Kickin'
It's been miles 'n' miles
Still Alive
And pickin'
Now I'm in the daze of the downloadin' digital fights
Bit by bit, byte by byte
But everybody says it's music 'cause they hear it on the radio
'N' when I hit the stage I'm gonna rattle your cage
I still remember how to howl at the moon
And I can carry the load whether I'm on the road
Or jus' appearing in my living room
'Cause I am alive
Alive 'n' Kickin'
Like a time-bomb tickin'
This boy's ready to blow
Don't need to tell you why
I'm gonna love to do it 'til the day I die
Everybody's gonna know that I
Am Alive 'n' Kickin'
We been rockin' since '73
And just between you 'n' me
You better believe that we
Are alive
Alive 'n' Kickin'
Alive N' Kickin'
Kenny Loggins delivers an energetic pop-rock anthem that captures the spirit of his 1970s era with a driving rhythm and soaring vocals. The track exemplifies his signature style, blending upbeat instrumentation with a catchy melody designed for live performance and radio play. While often associated with his broader discography of hits, this recording stands as a testament to his ability to craft infectious songs that resonate with audiences. The composition reflects the vibrant musical landscape of the late 1970s, showcasing Loggins' skill in creating music that balances commercial appeal with genuine enthusiasm. It remains a staple in his catalog, representing the high-energy pop-rock sound that defined his career during its most productive years.

