Rock n’ roll kids
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1. I remember '62,
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I was sixteen and so were you,
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and
we lived next door, on the avenue.
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Jerry Lee was big and Elvis
too,
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blue
jeans and blue suede shoes,
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and
we never knew what life held in store.
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We just wanted to rock 'n'
roll forever more.
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We were the Rock 'n' Roll Kids,
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and
rock 'n' roll was all we did,
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and listening to those songs on
the radio.
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I was yours and you were mine,
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but
that was once upon a time,
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now we never seem to rock 'n' roll
anymore.
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2. Now Johnny's in love with the girl next door,
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and
Mary's down at the record store,
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they
don't want to be around us no more.
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"Golden Oldies", but
we hardly speak,
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too
busy running to a different beat,
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hard
to understand, we were once like them.
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How I wish we could find those
rock 'n' roll days again.
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We were the Rock 'n' Roll
Kids,
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and
rock 'n' roll was all we did,
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Em
F G - G7
and listening to those songs on
the radio.
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I was yours and you were mine,
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but
that was once upon a time,
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G C
now we never seem to rock 'n'
roll anymore.
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+ I was yours and you were
mine,
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but
that was once upon a time,
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now we never seem to
rock 'n' roll,
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we
just never seem to Rock and Roll - - - anymore.
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(orig. = capo 4th) (Paul
Harrington & Charlie McGettigan)