Good Rockin' Tonight
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Good Rockin' Tonight
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Have you heard the news? There's good rockin' tonight.
I said have you heard the news? There's good rockin' tonight.
I'm gonna squeeze you baby just as tight as I can
Tonight you're gonna know I'm a mighty, mighty man.
Have you heard the news? There's good rockin' tonight.
I'm gonna meet you in the alley out behind the barn
Don't be afraid, I'll do you no harm.
Bring along your tap dancin' shoes,
Tonight I'm gonna rock away all your blues.
Have you heard the news? There's good rockin' tonight.
Let down your hair, let's have some fun
Not just a few, but everyone!
Clap your hands and stomp your feet,
Get your self up off your seat!
Have you heard the news? There's good rockin' tonight.
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Montrose performs "Good Rockin' Tonight", and this lyric page sits inside the Montrose catalog on LyroVerse.
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