Rock the Joint
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Rock the Joint
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We're gonna tear down the mailbox
Rip out the floor
Smash out the windows and knock down the door
We're gonna rock (Rock!) rock this joint
We're gonna rock (Rock!) rock this joint
We're gonna rock (Rock!) rock this joint
We're gonna rock this joint tonight
Well six times six is thirty six
But I ain't gonna hit but six more licks
Do the ol' Paul Jones and Virginia Reel
Gotta let your feet know how you feel
Do the sugar foor rag side by side
Flying low and flying wide
Well six times six is thirty six
But I ain't gonna hit but six more licks
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Reverend Horton Heat performs "Rock the Joint", and this lyric page sits inside the Reverend Horton Heat catalog on LyroVerse.
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