Contact Rock And Roll
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Contact Rock And Roll
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Way back in a bygone age in a time when life was new
Someone showed me the only way that could change my point of view
Man had found what he'd been looking for
Shining through an open door, and it's
Contact! Rock and Roll
Contact! Rock and Roll
Contact! Rock and Roll
Take a trip back in time with us & we'll show you all the way
Pretty soon in a matter of time you'll come round to say
When it seems the words are hard to find
Take a look inside your mind, there is
Contact! Rock and Roll
Contact! Rock and Roll
Contact! Rock and Roll
Don't believe what body contact leaves, there is no suprise
What you need to make your music speak's
Written in your eyes
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