He sang about how the titular bandit "never had a 
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}