To most this is just another speed bump before the next big release, but taking the time to acknowledge these singles enhances the Lizzy experience. They won’t blow you away, but “Rosalie” is fun and is the first track on Fighting, so you can’t miss it. Pretty different lyrically and musically, as I mentioned, but both are Lynott’s treasures and are worth hearing at least once. The teen queen, Rosalie She's got the pleasure Comes from all the cornerstones of the world She's so fantastic She's everybody's favorite little record girl She knows music I know music too, you see She's got the power I got the power, Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Down on me, Rosalie Shine on me will you please Well Chattanooga. So one song is about this apparently awesome girl and another is a racial downer about a not-so liked boy. THIN LIZZY lyrics : 'Rosalie' She's quite a mediator A smoother operator you will never see Said 'See you later' You know one day I disobeyed her openly She knows music. Lynott’s vocals are touching but not deep or intense (the spoken bits are even less serious), and the guitars are practically absent aside from the chirping. Expect a South American jingle with a fat bass line and some jittery percussion along the hi-hat. If I’m correct, Lynott is half Irish and half Latin American, so he puts in some of the latter’s influence, explaining why this sounds nothing like Lizzy’s usual material. I got the power, Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie Down on me, Rosalie Shine on me will you please From Chattanooga to good old Booga Loosa You can hear her fine She makes the choices Then you'd best be smiling when it's choosing time She knows music I know music too, you see She's got the power She is a tower, Rosalie Rosalie Rosalie. This is a bass and drum centered track, sounding like a level out of Super Mario Sunshine.

Now “Halfcaste” is more important for its lyrics and for Lynott’s somewhat morose delivery.

It isn’t very profound, but it is light hard rock that the whole band gets in on without going over the top. Downey covers well with the club-beat and Lynott’s bass glides heavily all around this is a fun track that quite honesty requires dancing. She's quite a mediator A smoother operator you will never see Said 'see you later' You know one day i disobeyed her openly She knows music I know music too, you see She's got the power The teen queen, rosalie She's got the pleasure Comes from all the cornerstones of the world She's so fantastic She's everybody's favorite little record girl She knows music I know music too, you see She's got. “Rosalie” is a short, highly upbeat track with a poppy lead and infectious chorus that’ll make you want to yell along, too. The first track I have to give credit to Bob Seger since he is the original performer, but Lynott gets my respect since he adapted it to beat the original recording. Fighting is a genuine band effort, but this single is Lynott’s moment to shine. “Rosalie” and “Halfcaste” are two very different sounding songs, but more important are the lyrics. Some bands will royally screw up if they tried this, but Lynott was able to craft a good number of songs in a short amount of time, hone them in on Lizzy’s sound, and set them loose. Look Thin Lizzy biography and discography with all his recordings.Oh yeah, Nightlife is done and gone, and Lizzy don’t take their time by unleashing another album the very next year. The Top of lyrics of this CD are the songs 'Whiskey In The Jar' - 'The Rocker' - 'She Knows' - 'Still In Love With You' - 'Showdown'.

Now you can Play the official video or lyrics video for the song Rosalie included in the album Dedication: The Very Best Of Thin Lizzy in 1991 with a musical style Rock.

Album ' Dedication: The Very Best Of Thin Lizzy' ( 1991)

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