One Rock 'n' Roll Too Many
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One Rock 'n' Roll Too Many
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GREASEBALL & ELECTRA:
One Rock 'n' Roll too many,
One night's sleep too few.
Too much ringing that bell
Takes its toll out of you.
GREASEBALL:
The sound's too loud.
ELECTRA:
The light's too bright.
GREASEBALL:
My chains are too heavy
And my pants are too tight.
GREASEBALL & ELECTRA:
One Rock 'n' Roll too many,
Takes its toll... out of you.
One Rock 'n' Roll too many,
I can't take no more.
GREASEBALL:
Whaddya say?
ELECTRA:
I can't hear nothing.
GREASEBALL:
Whaddya say?
ELECTRA:
I can't hear nothing.
GREASEBALL:
I can't hear nothing.
ELECTRA:
Whaddya say?
GREASEBALL & ELECTRA:
I said one Rock 'n' Roll too many
Takes its toll...
And the soul...
Out of you!
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