Blame It on Rock'n'roll

Baby, you get mad because I come home too late
And you think I'm crazy 'cause I long for the stage
Baby I ain't a fooling 'cause I'm free on parole
You'd want me to go with you in your shopping to the mall
Baby maybe I ain't the one you were looking for
If you want it you can blame it on the Rock 'n'Roll

Oh, baby maybe we won't go too much that far
If you just don't stand me 'cause I play my guitar
You always ask me to turn down my favorite songs
And you blame me for keeping too much the radio on
Baby maybe I ain't the one you were looking for
If you want it you can blame it on Rock 'n'Roll

I love to play my music and to live on the road
My life is just a mess I carry a heavy load
Maybe I'm just a dreamer 'cause I'm getting too old
But I won't stop believing highways can free my soul
Baby maybe I ain't the one you were looking for
If you want it you can blame it on the Rock 'n'Roll

Baby you can blame it on Rock 'n' Roll
Baby you can blame it on Rock 'n' Roll
Baby I ain't a liar Ain't got no other love
I'd rather say to blame it on Rock 'n' Roll
You may think I ain't the one you were looking for
The fact is that I'm prisoner of Rock 'n' Roll

Baby, you get mad because I come home too late
And you frighten up when I play on the stage
You say you don't want a man who acts like a child
shaking like a lazy in his guitar's solo time
Baby maybe I ain't the one you were looking for
It's just that I'm a prisoner of Rock 'n' Roll

Stay away from my blues suede shoes baby
For I gotta dance the jailhouse rock, honey!
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Credits
Writer(s): Alessandro Bagagli
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