Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Stray Cats
Canonical path: /stray-cats/wild-saxophone
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Wild Saxophone
Read Wild Saxophone lyrics by Stray Cats on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wild Saxophone
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roll roll roll
bop man bop
I wanna rip it, rock it, really bop it,
Yeah, Davy Crockett
Every time I hear that wild saxophone
I wanna mambo, jambo, do my number
Hold my baby all the summer
Every time I hear that wild saxophone
I wanna rock rock rock
roll roll roll
bop man bop
I wanna flip it, flop it, really bop it,
Aaaaah, Davy Crockett
Every time I hear that wild saxophone
Every time I hear that wild saxophone
Every time I hear that wild saxophone
Every time I hear that wild saxophone
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