He sang about how the titular bandit "never had a sweetheart / And he never had a home" in his song The Ballad of Billy the Kid on one of his first albums. Later, he sang "No they never taught us what
He sang about how the titular bandit "never had a sweetheart / And he never had a home" in his song The Ballad of Billy the Kid on one of his first albums. Later, he sang "No they never taught us what was real / Iron and coke / and chromium steel" in his song Allentown on the album The Nylon Curtain. The lyrics "Anthony works in the grocery store / Saving his pennies for someday" begin his song Movin' Out, which was the first number on his breakthrough album The Stranger. FTP, name this singer-songwriter-pianist of Just the Way You Are, We Didn't Start the Fire, and Piano Man.          |
He sang about how the titular bandit "never had a sweetheart /
Billy {Joel}