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Original Van Halen singer David Lee Roth released a new song to pay tribute to the late guitarist Eddie Van Halen. "Somewhere Over The Rainbow Bar and Grill" was recorded several years ago by the vocalist with guitarist John 5 (Rob Zombie, Marylin Manson). The title of the song is a mashup between the classic song "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" composed by Harold Arlen with lyrics by Yip Harburg, for the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz and The Rainbow Bar & Grill, famous bar located at the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. Hear the new David Lee Roth song "Somewhere Over The Rainbow Bar and Grill": https://youtu.be/zsdTQngjE5Y Lyrics "workin' the corners when the record deal happened and the week before i found out i was sleepin' on the floor with my new best gal in a very very empty house wrong kinf of non conformist thats the case and always be in a sleeping bag front of the fireplace my girlfriend and me somewhere over the rainbow bar and grill never knew me a better time and i guess i never will somewhere over the rainbow bar and grill some say they was happy then me, i'm happy still down at the local canteen you know the smell of fresh sawdust when they first throw it on the floor you hear a rockin' little rhythm from inside the rythym kitchen as you're walkin' past the canteen door 120 degrees, good times spreading like humanity here's what i found out this one belongs in the book or it oughtta be; we'll do a shot as we sail out! the authority's implored us and it happened frequently in a sleeping bad front of the fireplace your girlfriend and me somewhere over the rainbow bar and grill its a damn good story and there's still more to tell somewhere over the rainbow bar and grill some say time ain't got better maybe they still will. yeah we know all the punchlines but we still laugh like hell one thing never changes; still can't afford the bill

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