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1954 Boogie Blues

1954 Boogie Blues lyrics by Captain and Tennille. I wanna hear me some boogie played like I heard in 1954 I wanna hear me some boogie played like I heard in...

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1954 Boogie Blues

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I wanna hear me some boogie played like I heard in 1954

I wanna hear me some boogie played like I heard in 1954

You know the way that Fats played the boogie, Whoa

You just don't hear that anymore

Yeah, I was just a little thing when I heard it on the radio

Yeah, I was just a little thing when I heard it on the radio

Jerry Lee and Little Richard, Whoa

You just don't hear that anymore

It was a rompin' stompin' finger poppin'

Good time music for my soul

(wo-oh-woo)

And when the drums were talkin'

And the bass went walkin'

That started it,

Whoa, Rock And Roll, Oh

I wanna hear me some boogie played like I heard in 1954

I wanna hear my Captain play some boogie now like I heard in 1954

You know the way my Captain plays the boogie, Whoa

You just don't hear that anymore (Talk to me, Jim)

It was a rompin' stompin' finger poppin'

Good time music for my soul (wo-oh-woo)

And when the drums were talkin'

And the bass went walkin'

That started it, whoa, Rock And Roll, Oh

I wanna hear me some boogie played like I heard in 1954

I wanna hear my Captain play some boogie now like I heard in 1954

You know the way my Captain plays the boogie, Whoa-Oh

You just don't hear that anymore, Whoa-Oh

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