Deep Purple - Why Didn't Rosemary? video free download
This is the sixth track from Deep Purple's third and eponymous album, Deep Purple (1969).
Lineup (Mk I): Ritchie Blackmore: guitar, Rod Evans: lead vocals, Nick Simper: bass guitar and backing vocals, Jon Lord: Hammond organ, keyboards, and backing vocals, Ian Paice: drums
Lyrics:
There's a black hill
We had a climb
Everything I need but nothing's mine
Satan's world, I've had a kill
Why didn't Rosemary ever take the pill?
Lying there waiting, waiting for the kill
Oh man won't do it, but the devil will
I'm losing time and my mind
Why can't I ever have what's naturally mine?
I got life and the things that go with it
If there's something else, where can i get it?
Lying there waiting, waiting for the kill
Oh man won't do it, but the devil will
Well here's my views, I always lose
Things I want to do are yesterday's news
Say life's a ball, I've had it all
Out there in another dance hall
Lying there waiting, waiting for the kill
Oh man won't do it, but the devil will
Take me as I am, an excuse for a man
Wherever I push someone stops my hand
As a matter of interest, tell me if you will
Why didn't Rosemary ever take the pill?
Lying there waiting, waiting for the kill
Oh man won't do it, but the devil will
Oh, why won't Rosemary ever take the pill?
Comments
8 years ago
Richard Yelmore
Tell me who in the 60's would make such guitar solos?9 years ago
Lorena García
Hi there, good day9 years ago
Xerxes 450
the beginnig of a legend 1969 - 1976 ... I know , I know I will never forget9 years ago
Phil Buckley
*Killer Solo*Have to put this in my top 5 Blackmore solos...45 years on and still love it :)9 years ago
kennatiousc
it would be cool to see ritchie blackmore; and rod evans start a new band together.9 years ago
eugene poteet
Rod made mistakes and he paid for them . He should have recorded that third album with Captain Beyond and he would have cemented a solid artistic reputation. After losing the lawsuit Rod dropped out of music. and yes it was a shame because he did have a good distinctive voice that could have kept him working in some venue .9 years ago
321reh
Great Tune!!! Crispy and Catchy!!!!10 years ago
ChevKen
This ties in with "Rosemary's Baby".10 years ago
alberto muceli
and go with the blues10 years ago
robbyzz961
Blackmore's guitar shakes me now as then .... Great for always going to be11 years ago
Israel Vidales
Una de las pocas bandas que he escuchado que tocan Rock de verdad, es decir, Rock con substancia.11 years ago
gethsenamane
I know what circa means. Isn't it funny how people who get caught in a lie always reply with shut up asshole. I am not an asshole for calling you out for your lie. Have a quality day.11 years ago
MrUtubePete
first of all, I put a "c." in front of the 1978. Obviously, you need a little help in understanding what it means. It means 'circa". Look it up in a dictionary. Then look up "asshole".11 years ago
gethsenamane
No you did not see Deep Purple in 1978. You fucking liar!. Deep Purple ended in "76. So just fuck-off. You wanna-be.11 years ago
MrUtubePete
Hmmm... Not sure now. I remember that my uncle was visiting us from France, and he, my GF at the time, and I drove up to Toronto from Detroit. Now I just have to figure out which GF :-)11 years ago
theofficialNE
they broke up in 1976..11 years ago
MrUtubePete
the guitar solo still sends chills up my spine - it's only been 40plus years -- saw them in Toronto c. 1978 at a free concert11 years ago
mickpr1970
Rod Evans ever!Related Videos
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