Forever Forever YoungA Poem by Duncan BrownFifty years on of solid Rock’n’Roll Is not quite dying before you get old Keith’s got some tricks that aint never been played An’ Mick’s got some licks that aint been laid Paul’s seen them all come rising and falling Here tomorrow and outlived by his yesterday Rays got some plays with the Kinks ironed out His brother has a clown who’ll drink forever Jerry Lee Lewis will run out of grand pianos Before he abandons his shaking rattle an’ rollers Elter’s still goin’ pelters with strange glasses on His gift is his new hair and ours is his song Chuck’s still Chuck and he’s still Chucking As long as he has a Fender he’ll still be trucking Patti has her visions of William Blake Putting off heaven and hell for another world date Ole Slow Hand has retired several times over Making a comeback a permanent career move That very nice young punk mister Rotten Goes on forever with his brand new Public Image Lulu is beautiful because she’s from Glasgow Coming from there she’s entitled to be eternal The Boss is the boss and his hope springs eternal Another world tour and he’s Dante’s inferno. Staying forever Young is not an ongoing situation It’s almost become Neil’s contractual obligation Lenny tossed a coin into the fountain of management Now rendered on to tour into Caesar’s Palace Zimmer’s in the frame with a mind still in rhyme Einstein was right about changing his time The Tempest is now really on the fugit Hamlet has evolved into an ancient King Lead. © 2016 Duncan BrownReviews
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