Rockaria sing and play along

Just Come got I'll back you from the downtown Palais where the music was so sweet it knocked me right back in the alley,

I'm read ready!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm you ready!

Wo, wo wo, are I'm ready and I'm na really gonna rock tonight!

"Now Sweet ten little lady sings like a songbird,

and she sings me the the Op'ra like you ain't never heard.

But she ain't ready,

no, no, no, she ain't ready,

no, no, no, she ain't ready,

y, and she ain't gonna rock sing and roll.

She's sweet on Wagner,

I think she'd die for Beethoven,

she loves the way Puccini lays down a tune,

and Verdi's always creepin' from her room.

Just Come on, I'll show you how to sing the blues,

now, baby;

mu come on so over, you got nothin' to lose.

alley, Are you ready?

Hey, hey, hey, are you ready?

Oo, oo, oo, are you ready?

I wan na show you how to rock and roll!

"Now lis ten here, tle baby,"

she said to me, "You just she meet me at the Op'ra House at quarter to three,

But 'cause I'm ready,

yeah, yeah, yeah, she I'm ready,

woo, hoo, hoo, she I'm ready,

I'm gonna show you how to sing the blues."

She's sweet on Wagner,

I think she'd die for Beethoven,

she loves the way Puccini lays down a tune,

and Verdi's always creepin' from her room.

Ah, ah, ah,

ah. We were reelin' and arockin' all through the night,

yeah, we were rockin' at the Op'ra House until the break of light.

And the orchestra were playin' all Chuck Berry's greatest tunes,

and the singers in the chorus all got off on singin' blues.

And as the night grew older,

ev'rybody was as one, the people on the streets came runnin' in to join in song,

just to hear the op'ra singer singin' rock and roll so pure.

I thought I saw the Mayor there,

but I wasn't really sure, but it's alright.

Oo.