Rock and Roll
A Jeanie said when she was just five years old
"There's nothing happenin' at all"
Every time she puts on the radio
There's nothing going down at all
Then one fine morning, she put on a New York Station
She couldn't believe what she'd heard at all
She started shaking to that fine, fine music
Her life was saved by rock and roll
Despite all the imputation
You could just go out to a rock and roll station
And it was alright (it was alright)
It was alright (it was alright)
Kick it off
A Jeanie said when she was just five years old
"You know my parents would be the death of us all
Two TV sets, two Cadillac cars
It ain't helping us at all, not a tiny bit"
Then one fine morning, she put on a New York Radio
She couldn't believe what she had heard at all
She started shaking to that fine, fine music
Her life was saved by rock and roll
Despite all the confrontation
She could just dance to a rock and roll station
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
Here we go
Then Jeanie said when she was just five years old
"There's nothing going down at all
Every time I put on the radio
There's nothing going down at all"
But, one fine morning she hears a Spindale Station
She couldn't believe what she'd heard at all
She started dancing to that fine, fine music
Her life was saved by rock and roll, oh
Despite all the computations
You can dance to a rock and roll station
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
It was all right
"There's nothing happenin' at all"
Every time she puts on the radio
There's nothing going down at all
Then one fine morning, she put on a New York Station
She couldn't believe what she'd heard at all
She started shaking to that fine, fine music
Her life was saved by rock and roll
Despite all the imputation
You could just go out to a rock and roll station
And it was alright (it was alright)
It was alright (it was alright)
Kick it off
A Jeanie said when she was just five years old
"You know my parents would be the death of us all
Two TV sets, two Cadillac cars
It ain't helping us at all, not a tiny bit"
Then one fine morning, she put on a New York Radio
She couldn't believe what she had heard at all
She started shaking to that fine, fine music
Her life was saved by rock and roll
Despite all the confrontation
She could just dance to a rock and roll station
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
Here we go
Then Jeanie said when she was just five years old
"There's nothing going down at all
Every time I put on the radio
There's nothing going down at all"
But, one fine morning she hears a Spindale Station
She couldn't believe what she'd heard at all
She started dancing to that fine, fine music
Her life was saved by rock and roll, oh
Despite all the computations
You can dance to a rock and roll station
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
And it was alright (it was alright)
It was all right
Credits
Writer(s): Lou Reed
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