Concert, concert tonight
Dit dit dit dit dit dit dit
Concert, concert tonight

The music's comin' at you
You know it's worth the wait
You'll lose those tired-of-workin' blues
(? ? ? )

Everybody in the human race
Everybody loves to rock the place
Let's get smokin'
Yeah prime time concert tonight

Everybody wants to feel the groove
Everybody wants their feet to move
Let's get rockin' now
Good time rockin' tonight

You've got your girl beside you
She looks like love tonight
But if your soul is hungry
Rock feeds your appetite

Everybody wants the beat to go on
Everybody needs to learn the song
Let's make music now
Let's make music tonight

Everybody set your spirit free
Everybody feel as good as me
Enjoy the concert as we go get out tonight
Everybody gotta hang loose
Everybody needs a good excuse
We're in concert so let's get crazy tonight

There's gonna be a concert tonight
There's gonna be a good time tonight
Put on your 3-d glasses tonight

We're gonna see a magic show tonight
There's sorcery and music tonight
I'm doin' it in concert tonight
Now everybody feels good tonight
And everybody looks good tonight
So turn on your love lights tonight
We're doin' it in stereo tonight
I'm wired up to you guys tonight
We'll conjure up a concert tonight

A song moves like an arrow
It's aim is always true
It don't shoot like a shadow
Let it just fly with you (? ? ? )

Everybody love the rockin' band
Everybody now clap your hands
'cause we're violent now
Rockin' violent tonight
Rock rock rock rock rockin' tonight
Let the rhythm get in to your feet
Let it move you right outta your seat
Oh we're jumpin' now
Concert jumpin' tonight

Come, come on down
Everybody needs to put it behind
Everybody come and give me a sign
Lord have mercy on this our concert tonight
Lord have mercy tonight
Everybody needs to have some fun
Leave the concert so we can shine
Let's start crankin' now
Let's keep rockin' tonight

Woo woo hooo
Wooo wooo hooo
Wooo wooo wooo hooo
Wooo wooo hooo


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