The Goldebriars - Pretty Girls And Rolling Stones

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Some people think that a rollin' stone
Gathers no moss
But I'm just a natural born travelin' man
And have suffered a loss

But a pretty little girl runnin' over the hill
I want to follow her so
If I won't be home by Saturday night
I'll write you and let you know

It's a mighty long way to Jacksonville
It's a mighty long way back home
But if I decide to settle down
I never more will roam

But a pretty little girl runnin' over the hill
I want to follow her so
If I won't be home by Saturday night
I'll write you and let you know
I'll write you and let you know

The train I'm on is mighty long
Figure 'bout a mile
And if she's gonе I'll run on time
I'll get her with a smilе
But a pretty little girl runnin' over the hill
I want to follow her so
If I won't be home by Saturday night
I'll write you and let you know

Some people think that a rollin' stone
Gathers no moss
But I'm just a natural born travelin' man
And I've suffered no loss

Release Date: April 03, 1964

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The song "Pretty Girls And Rolling Stones" by The Goldebriars tells the story of a natural born traveler who is captivated by a pretty girl running over the hill. Despite the long distances he travels, he finds himself drawn to follow her wherever she goes. The lyrics convey a sense of wanderlust and a longing for love, as the protagonist grapples with the idea of settling down or continuing to roam. The catchy melody and heartfelt vocals make this song a timeless classic that captures the essence of youthful adventure and romance.