Highway Knees
T-Rex · Other Songs - T-Rex
She could have layed
Could have stayed on the highway
I could have loved her
O yes I could
Her children stayed
Could have played on the highway
I could have known them
O yes I could
On my knees
I'm begging please
uh huh
She could have layed
Could have stayed on the highway
I could have loved her O yes I could
On my knees I'm begging please uh huh
On my knees I'm begging please uh huh
Could have stayed on the highway
I could have loved her
O yes I could
Her children stayed
Could have played on the highway
I could have known them
O yes I could
On my knees
I'm begging please
uh huh
She could have layed
Could have stayed on the highway
I could have loved her O yes I could
On my knees I'm begging please uh huh
On my knees I'm begging please uh huh
Highway Knees
Released by the iconic British rock band T-Rex, 'Highway Knees' stands as a defining track from their 1971 debut album, Electric Boogie. The song exemplifies the band's signature sound, blending hard rock with a driving, psychedelic rhythm section that propelled them to international fame. Featuring the band's signature high-pitched vocals and a distinctive guitar solo, the recording captures the raw energy and theatrical flair that made T-Rex a pivotal force in the late 1960s and early 1970s rock landscape. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a powerful representation of the era's emerging glam and hard rock movements.