You're trying hard to express yourself
Think you know just what it's about
Then someone tells you that you're way out of line
And you don't know what you're singing about
Well well well
Let me tell you something, maybe it's news to you
I'm in a rock 'n' roll band
I'm gonna growl I'm gonna scream and shout
Maybe let it get out of hand

Shout it out
Shout it out
Shout it out
Shout it out

Back on the road again, bright lights
It's the life we all dream about
It never changes, it's still the same
It's the life I can't live without
It's another hall in another town
The people there still the same
If they liked you once and they like you twice
Then come back again and again

Shout it out
Shout it out
Shout it out
Shout it out
Hit it

You're trying hard to express yourself
Think you know just what it's about
Then someone tells you that you're way out of line
That you don't know what you're singing about
Well well well
Let me tell you something, maybe it's news to you
I'm in a rock 'n' roll band
Yeah you, you're gonna growl you're gonna scream and shout
Maybe let it get out of hand
Maybe let it get out of hand

Shout it out
Shout it out
Shout it out
Shout it out
I said shout it out (shout it out (shout it out))
Shout it out (shout it out (shout it out))
You gotta shout it out (shout it out (shout it out)) ha ha
Shout it out
Two three four


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