Rock & Roll People
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Rock & Roll People
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We're the rock and roll people, born to be the news
Yeah, the rock and people
Just couldn't change it if I'd choose
Dont tell me where your head is
Man, you know it wont be missed
Don't play the Virgin Mary
We all know she's been kissed
We're the rock and roll people, born to be the news
Yeah, the rock and people
Just couldn't change it if I'd choose
My father was a mother
My mother was a son
Don't play the Mona Lisa
We've all been twenty-one
We're the rock and roll people, born to be the news
Yeah, the rock and people
Just couldn't change it if I'd choose
Sweet, sweet, rock and roll!
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Rock and roll!
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