Graham Nash - On The Line Lyrics






Hanging around is holding me down
I'm starting to frown at everyone I see,
I'm taking the calls and playing the halls,
but staring at walls is all I ever see.

So is the money I make
worth the price that I pay?
Can I make it to the end of the line?
Don't the wind blow cold
when you're hanging your soul
on the line?

And you're driving to work
you're wearing your shirt
you're dialing the dirt
with everyone you see.
You're taking a loss,
you envy the boss,
you're counting the cost
of everything you see.

But is the money you make
worth the price that you pay?
Can you make it at the end of the line?
Don't the wind blow cold
when you're hanging your soul
on the line?

Oooh, and you know that it's true
that I've watched you go far
playing guitar
being a star
for everyone to see.
And I'm filming my dreams
from limousines
and thinking of scenes
for everyone to see.

But is the money you make
worth the price that you pay?
Can you make it at the end of the line?
Don't the wind blow cold
when you're hanging your soul
on the line?





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  1. p.... ....

    My poor 8--track tape of this album finally spit out a tangled string of co-mingled tape... played it much too much.... :( What a great, under rated and under played album.

  2. C.... S....

    I bought this on a single back in the seventies. A great song from a classic album.

  3. E.... ....

    Hanging around is holding me down
    I'm starting to frown at everyone I see,
    I'm taking the calls and playing the halls,
    But staring at walls is all I ever see
    So is the money I make
    Worth the price that I pay?
    Can I make it to the end of the line?
    Don't the wind blow cold
    When you're hanging your soul
    On the line?
    And you're driving to work
    You're wearing your shirt
    You're dialing the dirt
    With everyone you see
    You're taking a loss,
    You envy the boss,
    You're counting the cost
    Of everything you see
    But is the money you make
    Worth the price that you pay?
    Can you make it at the end of the line?
    Don't the wind blow cold
    When you're hanging your soul
    On the line?
    Oh, and you know that it's true
    That I've watched you go far
    Playing guitar
    Being a star
    For everyone to see
    And I'm filming my dreams
    From limousines
    And thinking of scenes
    For everyone to see
    But is the money you make
    Worth the price that you pay?
    Can you make it at the end of the line?
    Don't the wind blow cold
    When you're hanging your soul
    On the line?

  4. R.... S....

    Sad you never hear this on the radio anymore

  5. a.... i....

    just singing this to my grandson love this song

  6. M.... S....

    been trying to find this for ages, at last great song

  7. a.... ....

    love it...

  8. a.... ....

    classic...

  9. L.... G....

    Thank you for uploading this great song.

  10. R.... W....

    Great song from the 70's I was looking for this song for a very long time, had no idea who was the artist. Thanks Rumpoleful

  11. T.... D....

    Tan cierto hoy como el día en que se escribió

    T.... D....

    Así es

  12. C.... H....

    Thanks for the great music👏

  13. K.... P....

    Oh yea!

  14. v.... ....

    sublime

  15. F.... M....

    Excellent version Thank you man

  16. m.... ....

    Thank you sooooo much....

  17. D.... W....

    Wild Tales was another great album I was so into his music at that time.

  18. D.... W....

    I really loved this album when it came out i wore it out but this is my favorite song!

    D.... W....

    Love it

  19. S.... S....

    One of my favorite albums. Great to hear it!

  20. k.... ....

    Dialing the dirt, anybody explain this expression?

    k.... ....

    I'm going to take a stab at what I believe it means. Put yourself in a wayback machine for a moment. It's the 70s. Phones had dials, so dialing a phone. I believe it is similar to dishing the dirt, meaning gossiping, but instead, dialing or calling someone and gossiping. Again, it's a stab. I was 13 when this album Wild Tales came out. It was so hot, but not mainstream.

  21. v.... ....

    rump...my vinyl still sounds great. got this album when it first came...LOVE THIS

  22. l.... ....

    Wild Tales, that was his best album. Funny, I just dug it out and listened to it a month ago.

  23. G.... c....

    LOL boy I'm tired I even replied to myself LOL that's a good one,
    later

  24. G.... c....

    Just great (used to have this album)
    Thx for sharing
    Gus ♪