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Once upon a time not so very long ago |
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There wasn't such a thing as a rock 'n' roll show |
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You had to sit at home and listen to the radio |
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Then came a man with a rockin' guitar |
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Found himself a beat and he played it near and far |
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Everybody danced and sang and let the good times roll |
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Again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
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Again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
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He traveled 'round the world in a rock 'n' roll band |
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He stood there like a giant with a guitar in his hand |
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Everybody danced and sang and let the good times roll |
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Nobody cared about the clothes he would wear |
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Nobody cared about the color of his hair |
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Everybody came to see and let the good times roll |
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Again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
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Again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
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Now we've got the rhythm in us, now we've got the rock |
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Time didn't matter, never living by the clock |
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Everybody came to hear him playing his rock 'n' roll |
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Then came a line when the music didn't rhyme |
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He couldn't find the rhythm 'cause he couldn't find the time |
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But still the people came to listen to the good times roll |
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Again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
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Again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
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Again, again, again, again, again, again, again, again |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
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Why don't you do it, why don't you do it again? |
