Down & Out

Never Had a Reason - this is my Aussie version and trying to start Aussie Rockabilly.
This song kicks off with a driving beat that makes you want to move before the first line is done. The rhythm snaps and bounces with that old-school rockabilly swagger, pulling you straight onto the dance floor. It’s playful, cheeky, and full of life, telling the story of a wild heart finally finding a reason to slow down. Every verse hits with a wink and a grin, rolling like a car down a country highway at full speed. The upright bass walks, the drums shuffle, and the guitar twangs with a clean snap that gives it a timeless feel. Vocals swing between smooth charm and raw energy, giving the track its irresistible pulse. This isn’t just a love song—it’s a turning point wrapped in rhythm and heat. The hook locks in tight, echoing the rush of finally finding the one who changes everything. It’s lively, fiery, and the kind of song that’ll get feet stomping and hips moving. Once it starts, it doesn’t let go until the last note.

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Lyrics
Never had a Reason

Always been the one, that stayed too long
Having one too many, with no one to belong to
Always in trouble, hell yeah know it’s wrong
But if I could make it with you (well)
That’s a whole different story (ah hah)

But if I had you girl, it might sound like this
No thanks, got someone to get home to
She is much better, than having one to many (I know it)
Won’t see me too much standing at the bar
With a girl like you, this would be true (you know it)

Never had a reason to stop doing what I do
Not until I seen you, and you smiled at me (true)
So, all I can think of now, is tying it on with you
Gonna do all I can, to spend my time with you
If I had you, that is something I would do (oh yeah)

So, no more flying down the road being a fool
That’s not going to win a girl like you
Gotta make sure I change my ways, need to impress you (I do)
No more clownin around, this boy has to make it with you (why)

Never had a reason to stop doing what I do
Not until I seen you, and you smiled at me (true)
So, all I can think of now, is tying it on with you
Gonna do all I can, to spend my time with you
If I had you, that is something I would do (oh yeah)

The first time I saw you, you stopped me in my tracks
That smile of yours, well it took me by surprise
Never felt those feelings before, I wanted more
So turned over a new leaf, and I believe (but)

Not until I seen you, and you smiled at me (true)
So, all I can think of now, is tying it on with you
Gonna do all I can, to spend my time with you
If I had you, that is something I
Turning my life around for you, that is something I would do (ah hah, oh yeah, it’s true))

Keywords
driving beat, old-school rockabilly, playful cheeky, full of life, wild heart, country highway, upright bass, drums shuffle, guitar twangs, clean snap, smooth charm, raw energy, turning point, fiery song, hips moving

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