Discover the poetic beauty in ‘Royal Garden Blues’ by Adrian Rollini. This lyric breakdown takes you on a journey through the artist’s thoughts, emotions, and the story they aim to tell. From clever metaphors to evocative imagery, we delve into the nuances that make this song a lyrical masterpiece. Whether you’re a fan of Adrian Rollini or a lover of well-crafted words, our detailed analysis will give you a deeper understanding and appreciation of this song.
No use of talkin’ no use of talkin’
You’ll start in dog-walkin’ no matter where.
There’s jazz-copation blues modulation,
Just like a Haitian you’ll rip and tear.
Most everybody likes the blues
Here’s why I’m ravin’, here’s why I’m ravin’
If it’s blues you are cravin’ just come on down.
You’ll hear ’em playin’, you’ll hear ’em playin’
Soon you’ll be sayin’, “Hon jazz me ’round”
Because your feet they can’t refuse.
What’s that familiar strain that true blue note refrain
It’s drivin’ me insane,
Can’t keep still, tho’ it’s against my will;
I’m on my P’s and Q’s I just can’t refuse.
There goes that melody, it sounds so good to me,
And I am up a tree,
It’s a shame, you don’t know the name;
It’s a brand new blues,
The Royal Garden Blues.
Everybody grab somebody And start jazzing ’round
Hon don’t you hear that trombone moan?
Just listen to that saxophone.
Gee, hear that clarinet and flute,
Cornet jazzin’ with a mute,
Makes me just throw myself away,
When I hear ’em play.
That weepin’ melancholy strain,
Say, but it’s soothing to the brain;
Just wanna get right up and dance,
Don’t care I’ll take most any chance;
No other blues I’d care to choose,
But Royal Garden Blues.