Big wheels are rolling
On thru' the night
We hit the city in the morning
No time to eat or sleep
Six concerts in a week
Take the show across the nation
Could this be San Antone?
Or am I stood in Rome?
Is this real or am I dreaming?
Standing by the backstage door
Just like the one before
We're here to set the spirit free
Give us the stage (*)
Turn on the lights
Fire up the sound
We'll rock the nations
(Repeat *)
Wait for the curtain call
Excitement in the hall
Stage crew ready at their stations
The houselights start to dim
Another show begins
Now it's time to rocks the nations
Stand in the flashing lights
The music fills the night
This is what we've all been waiting for
We take the last encore
The first of many more
The spotlight takes the final bow
(Repeat * 4 times)
Big wheels are rolling
On thru' the night
Daylight comes without no warning
North, South, East and West
We'll put you to the test
As we rock across your nation
(Repeat *)
Saxon is a British heavy metal band from Barnsley, Yorkshire, formed in 1976. The founding members came from the bands Son of a Bitch and Coast. Considered one of the cornerstones of the NWOBHM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) movement, Saxon achieved great popularity in the 1980s with albums like "Wheels of Steel" (1980) and "Strong Arm of the Law" (1982). Their sound, characterized by heavy riffs, catchy melodies, and exuberant energy, has influenced numerous subsequent metal bands. Among Saxon's most representative songs are "Motorcycle Man", "Princess of the Night" and "747 (Strangers in the Night)". The band continues to be active today, releasing new albums and touring worldwide.
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