Original sentence: "and you crossed your bridge", was this a blown line.Hank Williams' 1952 hit "Lost Highway" begins "Im a rollin stone, all alone and lost, for a life of sin i have paid the cost".In more recent rock music, the Dave Matthews Band alludes to the negative connotation of the phrase in the 2002 song "Busted Stuff": "A rolling stone gathers no moss, but leaves a trail of busted stuff.Its irrelevant to this article but in the version.Was it supposed to be 'lost' or some other rhyming version.in the Buddy Holley Story, Holley sings;.of the actual word that goes there - "burned"
Edited sentence: Hank Williams' 1952 hit "Lost Highway" begins "I'm a rollin stone, all alone and lost, for a life of sin I've paid the cost".The Dave Matthews Band alludes to the negative connotation of the phrase in the 2002 song "Busted Stuff": "A rolling stone gathers no moss, but leaves a trail of busted stuff