This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
By the time that the songs came on we were stoned out of our minds
I know it's only rock and roll but it's the soundtrack of our lives
And no matter how crazy life gets I can feel right at home sweet home
Every time I put that record on
The first time I got a whole lotta love I wanted a whole lot more
In the back seat baby made me feel like maybe we were knocking on heavens door
Walk this way still to this day makes me wanna drink all night long
Every time I put that record on
Turn, turn, turn it up loud, light you one up and pass it around
The song remains the same as life goes on and on and on yeah
Turn, turn, turn the page were back to that first time and place
When you felt like you were living in that song
You put that record on
Life's been a crazy train, barely kept it on the tracks
If you think it's the shame that I act this way blame it on 'Back in Black'
Thought I did everything I did and I forget what I done wrong
Every time I put that record on
Turn, turn, turn it up loud light you one up and pass it around
The song remains the same as life goes on and on and on yeah
Turn, turn, turn the page were back to that first time and place
When you felt like you were living in that song
Put that record on
Let it play
Take me back
To yesterday
Come on baby sing
Turn, turn, turn it up loud light you one up and pass it around
The song remains the same as life goes on and on and on yeah
Turn, turn, turn the page were back to that first time and place
When you felt like you were living in that song
Put that record on
I know it's only rock and roll but it's the soundtrack of our lives
And no matter how crazy life gets I can feel right at home sweet home
Every time I put that record on
The first time I got a whole lotta love I wanted a whole lot more
In the back seat baby made me feel like maybe we were knocking on heavens door
Walk this way still to this day makes me wanna drink all night long
Every time I put that record on
Turn, turn, turn it up loud, light you one up and pass it around
The song remains the same as life goes on and on and on yeah
Turn, turn, turn the page were back to that first time and place
When you felt like you were living in that song
You put that record on
Life's been a crazy train, barely kept it on the tracks
If you think it's the shame that I act this way blame it on 'Back in Black'
Thought I did everything I did and I forget what I done wrong
Every time I put that record on
Turn, turn, turn it up loud light you one up and pass it around
The song remains the same as life goes on and on and on yeah
Turn, turn, turn the page were back to that first time and place
When you felt like you were living in that song
Put that record on
Let it play
Take me back
To yesterday
Come on baby sing
Turn, turn, turn it up loud light you one up and pass it around
The song remains the same as life goes on and on and on yeah
Turn, turn, turn the page were back to that first time and place
When you felt like you were living in that song
Put that record on
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Put That Record On Lyrics as written by Brad Warren Ross Hanson
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