
Rock It Steady
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- guitar
- 1950s
- rockabilly
- rock and roll
- blues rock
- vintage
Lyrics
Verse 1
Well I rolled into town on a Saturday night
My pockets were thin but my shoes were tied tight
A fella named Ray said the band starts at nine
So I paid my two bits and I stood in the line
Pre-Chorus
And the bass went thump and the guitar cried
I forgot my name and I lost my pride
Chorus
Rock it steady
Roll it slow
Ain't got money
But I got the show
Rock it steady
Roll it true
Honey what else is a body to do
Verse 2
Ray bought a round and he told me his plan
Marry a girl from the far side of town
I laughed real loud and I slapped his back
Said brother that woman will wear you down
Pre-Chorus
Then the drums kicked in and he changed his mind
Left his glass on the counter and his coat behind
Chorus
Rock it steady
Roll it slow
Ain't got money
But I got the show
Rock it steady
Roll it true
Honey what else is a body to do
Bridge
Some men chase a paycheck
Some men chase a train
I chase a fiddle and a four-piece band
And a gal who calls my name
Verse 3
Well the years roll by like a river of mud
And my knees ain't what they used to be
But I still find a dime for the jukebox man
And I still tap a worn-out knee
Chorus
Rock it steady
Roll it slow
Ain't got money
But I got the show
Rock it steady
Roll it true
Honey what else is a body to do
Post-Chorus
Oh-oh rock it
Oh-oh roll it
Oh-oh rock it
Oh-oh roll it
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