The Outlaw Blues Lyrics

The song The Outlaw Blues is performed by Pat Benatar in the album named Tropico/Seven the Hard Way in the year 1999 .



It was rainin' in heaven when you went down
You were better than the best
Stayed a notch above the rest
It was rainin' in heaven when you went down

Your mother cried, said she told you so
But you touched the devil and couldn't let go
(Yeah)
No one controls the Outlaw

You wrote the story with the movie in mind
An angel face with a criminal side
Celebraed as the rebel kind
The Outlaw

I wonder if you knew
They would turn your bad deeds into good
Paint you as a modern robinhood

It's high noon
Everywhere you go
And the guilt you feel is the weary soul
(Yeah)
Of the Outlaw

Hearts weren't made to be ruled
And rules weren't made to be broken
It's cold and lonely at the end of your life
And nobody sleeps `til they turn out the lights
For the Outlaw

Where you gonna go, where you gonna hide
It's cold and lonely for the Outlaw
Where you gonna go, where you gonna hide
As the Outlaw

From the album "Tropico"
Written by: Niel Geraldo & Myron Grombacher




Pat Benatar - Tropico/Seven the Hard Way

Feb 1999

  1. Diamond Field
  2. Temporary Heroes
  3. Love In The Ice Age
  4. Ooh Ooh Song
  5. The Outlaw Blues
  6. Suburban King
  7. A Crazy World Like This
  8. Takin' It Back
  9. Sex As A Weapon
  10. Le Bel Age
  11. Walking In The Underground
  12. Big Life
  13. Red Vision
  14. 7 Rooms Of Gloom
  15. Run Between The Raindrops
  16. The Art Of Letting Go


The Outlaw Blues