Three Mile Smile
Aerosmith · Night In The Ruts
Take a walk in the warm New England sun
Ain't no time to look for clues
You get the point from Uncle Sam's loaded gun
Who be the hand that light the fuse, ah
Take a look, take a look at my old billy goat
He used to raise all kinds of hell
He took a dose of radiation dope
Back in the barn is where he fell, like hell
Lucy, chromosone
Lucy, superdome
What makes you think you patronizin' my old friends
After you ride in my car, car
What do you do when your oil's mexican
OPEC boys, you went too far, to faar
Lucy, chromosone
Lucy, superdome
Lucy, papadum
Lucy, sing the song
(Ah), dig it up
(Ah), leave it up
(Ah), dig it up
(Ah), leave it up
Ain't no time to look for clues
You get the point from Uncle Sam's loaded gun
Who be the hand that light the fuse, ah
Take a look, take a look at my old billy goat
He used to raise all kinds of hell
He took a dose of radiation dope
Back in the barn is where he fell, like hell
Lucy, chromosone
Lucy, superdome
What makes you think you patronizin' my old friends
After you ride in my car, car
What do you do when your oil's mexican
OPEC boys, you went too far, to faar
Lucy, chromosone
Lucy, superdome
Lucy, papadum
Lucy, sing the song
(Ah), dig it up
(Ah), leave it up
(Ah), dig it up
(Ah), leave it up
Three Mile Smile
Three Mile Smile stands as a defining track from Aerosmith's 1979 album Night In The Ruts, capturing the band's gritty transition into a harder rock sound. Released during a period of significant creative evolution, the song showcases the group's signature blend of bluesy riffs and raw vocal delivery. As part of a discography that would eventually cement their status as rock icons, this recording highlights the band's ability to craft memorable melodies within a heavy framework. The track remains a staple for fans exploring the era that bridged their early blues roots with the polished hard rock anthems that would follow in subsequent decades.