Back to Top

Val Holler - Shadyside Lyrics



Val Holler - Shadyside Lyrics




It's a hot and blistery one today
In the market and the square.
A naked wheelchair - try not to stare.
The acrobats and cool cats play -

Just a stroll from old Broadway.

A lone guitar sitting off the fray
Down by the rasta football lovin' blood.
Just a simple pud like Billy Budd,
He journeys into his own way -

Just a stroll from old Broadway.
Just a stroll from old Broadway.

Get down for a ride
Take me back to Shadyside

The run is full of sweaty dogs at bay -
A social circle at its best.
Some incense, yoga, books from old East-West
Helps me to sing what I can't say

Just a stroll from old Broadway.
Just a stroll from old Broadway.

Get down for a ride
She takes me back to Shadyside

Get down for a ride
My heart goes back to Shadyside
[ Correct these Lyrics ]

[ Correct these Lyrics ]

We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.


We currently do not have these lyrics. If you would like to submit them, please use the form below.




It's a hot and blistery one today
In the market and the square.
A naked wheelchair - try not to stare.
The acrobats and cool cats play -

Just a stroll from old Broadway.

A lone guitar sitting off the fray
Down by the rasta football lovin' blood.
Just a simple pud like Billy Budd,
He journeys into his own way -

Just a stroll from old Broadway.
Just a stroll from old Broadway.

Get down for a ride
Take me back to Shadyside

The run is full of sweaty dogs at bay -
A social circle at its best.
Some incense, yoga, books from old East-West
Helps me to sing what I can't say

Just a stroll from old Broadway.
Just a stroll from old Broadway.

Get down for a ride
She takes me back to Shadyside

Get down for a ride
My heart goes back to Shadyside
[ Correct these Lyrics ]
Writer: Chris Knudson
Copyright: Lyrics © Songtrust Ave

Back to: Val Holler



Val Holler - Shadyside Video
(Show video at the top of the page)


Performed By: Val Holler
Length: 6:29
Written by: Chris Knudson

Tags:
No tags yet