Rock'n Roll Woman

	Norman-Spencer
	She was out a looking dollars
	And she couldn’t pay the dues
	She’d given back her old cadillac
	And she’d nothing left to loose.
	So she crossed the dusty boarder
	And her memory serves her well
	And she worked the bar and plays guitar
	At the Paradise Hotel
	Paradise Hotel.
	Chorus:
	And than the word got round
	About a kit in town
	And she played guitar
	And really lay it down
	As it was something new
	And everybody heard
	And everybody came
	To see the new sensation
	And I know the name of the girl I knew
	As she sings for you
	Rock ‘n’ roll woman.
	La, la, la……
	Rock ‘n’ roll woman
	La, la, la……
	Rock ‘n’ roll woman.
	She’s not the devils daughter
	She can fill you with desire
	Now you think she might like dynamite
	She can set the place on fire.
	Oh, she lives across the boarder
	And she’s doing very well
	And she works in the bar and plays guitar
	At the Paradise Hotel
	Paradise Hotel.
	Chorus:
	La, la, la…….
	Rock ‘n’ roll woman
	Rock ‘n’ roll woman

	NormanSpencer
	She was out a looking dollars
	And she couldn' t pay the dues
	She' d given back her old cadillac
	And she' d nothing left to loose.
	So she crossed the dusty boarder
	And her memory serves her well
	And she worked the bar and plays guitar
	At the Paradise Hotel
	Paradise Hotel.
	Chorus:
	And than the word got round
	About a kit in town
	And she played guitar
	And really lay it down
	As it was something new
	And everybody heard
	And everybody came
	To see the new sensation
	And I know the name of the girl I knew
	As she sings for you
	Rock ' n' roll woman.
	La, la, la
	Rock ' n' roll woman
	La, la, la
	Rock ' n' roll woman.
	She' s not the devils daughter
	She can fill you with desire
	Now you think she might like dynamite
	She can set the place on fire.
	Oh, she lives across the boarder
	And she' s doing very well
	And she works in the bar and plays guitar
	At the Paradise Hotel
	Paradise Hotel.
	Chorus:
	La, la, la.
	Rock ' n' roll woman
	Rock ' n' roll woman