Never Be Clever – Herman Brood
Going down the line, my head up high
Wonder why it´s so hard to feel fine
Got all I need
Plastic teeth
A pocket full of speed
And I´m cool with the heat
I got a groovy little lady
Seems I´m waisting het time
Got a hit and a bullet
Still back in crime
People say I used to do better
Si I guess I´m gonna have to get myself together
[Refrein:]
But I´ll never
Ooh aah aah
I´ll never be clever
I´ll never be clever
Ooh aah aah
I´ll never be clever
Some say I´m suicidal
With a sense of humour
Some say I´m faking it all
Trying to start rumours
Some people say a moment lasts longer
I find myself at home
Settled down, write a song
I´ll love to hang around
In black people´s places
Fascinated staring at faces
Holy mama, make me concentrate
Got to write a song
And I got to create
Going down the line, my head up high enz.
Herman Brood (1946-2001) was a Dutch musician, painter and media personality. Initially a musician who achieved artistic and commercial success in the 1970s and 1980s, and called "the Netherlands' greatest and only rock 'n' roll star," later in life he became a well-known painter. Brood was a multi-faceted artist with a charismatic and controversial personality. His music, characterized by a mix of rock, blues and psychedelia, influenced several generations of Dutch musicians. Some of his most representative songs include "Saturday Night", "Shuggie" and "The Ballad of Herman Brood". Throughout his career he collaborated with artists like The Blues Brothers and the Dutch band Golden Earring. His life was marked by ups and downs, between moments of great success and periods of personal difficulty. In 2001, Brood committed suicide at the age of 54.
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