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The Stroke Lyrics. [Verse 1] Now, everybody. Have you heard? If you're in the game. Then the stroke's the word. Don't take no rhythm. Don't take no style. Got a thirst for killin' Grab...
The Stroke is a song by Billy Squier that criticizes the music industry and its treatment of artists. The lyrics express the frustration of being used, exploited and discarded by the industry, and the warning to others to avoid the same fate.
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Billy Squier Lyrics. "The Stroke" Now everybody. Have you heard. If you're in the game. Then the stroke's the word. Don't take no rhythm. Don't take no style. Got a thirst for killing. Grab your vile. Put your right hand out. Give a firm handshake. Talk to me. About the one big break. Spread the ear pollution. Both far and wide.
The Stroke is a 1981 hit song by Billy Squier about the music industry and the business of selling drugs. The lyrics include phrases like "put your left foot out, keep it all in place" and "spread your ear pollution". The song has a catchy beat and a controversial message. Read more about the songfacts, the artistfacts, and the comments from fans.
The Stroke Lyrics by Billy Squier from the Rock the First, Vol. 2 album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Now everybody, have you heard, if you're in the game Then the stroke's the word Don't take no rhythm, Don't take no ….
