Rock And Roll Song Lyrics
By Valdy

Welcome to this Rock And Roll Song Lyrics page where below you'll find the lyrics to this song and a full video demo tutorial of this tune.

Valdy is a Canadian Folk Singer who in Canada, was very popular in the 1970's. Only Gordon Lightfoot was more well known than Valdy. He has released 14 albums to date but never had a #1 hit. Rock And Roll Song was one of his more well known songs. This was the very first song I ever sang in public. This song hit the airwaves in the summer of 1972.

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--- Start Of Rock And Roll Song Lyrics ---


I came into town as a man of renown
A writer of songs about freedom and joy
A hall had been rented and I was presented
As the kind of a singer most folks could enjoy

As I climbed up the stair to the stage standing there
It was obvious something was missing
I could tell by the vibes they wouldn't be bribed
They weren't in the mood to listen ... they yelled out

Play me a rock 'n' roll song
Don't play me songs about freedom and joy
Play me a rock 'n' roll song
Or don't play me no song at all

I played them some songs about peace and contentment
And things that I've come to believe in
When I was through to a chorus of boo
Some track star yelled thank God he's leaving ... now someone

Play me a rock 'n' roll song
I've had it to here with your flowers and beads
Play me a rock 'n' roll song
Or don't play me no song at all

Well if I played you a rock 'n' roll song
How could it be fair 'cause my head isn't there
So I'll leave you with your rock 'n' roll songs
Make my way back to the country
Still I hear play me a rock 'n' roll song
Don't give me music that I don't want to hear
Play me a rock 'n' roll song
I should have stayed home with a big case of beer
Play me a rock 'n' roll song
Or don't play me no song at all


--- End Of Rock And Roll Song Lyrics ---


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