Put on your bobby socks, baby
Roll up your old blue jeans
There's a band playing down at the Armory
Who knows what rock and roll really means

I wanna ride in your 55 T-Bird
Drive through some old memories
I ain't after your body, baby
I just want you to dance with me

I wanna bop with you baby, all night long
I wanna bop the night away
I wanna make it a night like it use to be
When our hearts were young and our souls were free

I wanna bop with you baby, all night long
I wanna be-bop baby 'til the break of dawn
I wanna bop with you baby, all night long

I got one more thing I wanna say
Listen, listen

I got an old photograph in my pocket
When we were still in our teens
Lord, knows I feel a lot older now
But you still look the same to me

You don't ever laugh like you use to
And I don't wanna see you blue
If you ain't busy tonight and you think it's all right
This is what I wanna do

I wanna bop with you baby, all night long
I wanna bop the night away
I wanna make it a night like it use to be
When our hearts were young and our souls were free
I wanna bop with you baby, all night long

Lets twist and shout just like in the good old days
Baby, watch out, you know I just can't stand it
When you look at me that way

I wanna bop with you baby, all night long
I wanna be-bop with you baby 'til the break of dawn
I wanna make it a night like it use to be
When our hearts were young and our souls were free

I wanna bop with you, baby
You gotta be doing the be-bop
Can you, can you bop bop?


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