Paul Harrington & Charlie McGettigan - Rock n roll kids

I^D remember '62 I was sixteen and so were you And we lived n^Emext door, ^A On the avenue.^D J^Derry Lee was big and Elvis too; Blue jeans and blue suede shoes, And we never ^Emknew ^A What life held i^Dn store. We just wante^Emd to rock 'n'^F#m roll f^Gorever m^Aore. ^D

W^Ge were the Rock 'n^F#m' Roll Kids A^Gnd Rock 'n' Roll was all we di^Dd And list^Emening to t^F#mhose song^Gs on the radio; ^A I^G was yours and you were^F#m mine B^Gut that was once up^Don a time, Now we never see^Emm to Rock 'n' R^F#moll anym^Gore. ^{A D}

N^Dow Johnny's in love with the girl next door, And Mary's down at the record store, They don't want to^Em be... ^A around us no^D more. "^DGolden Oldies" but we hardly speak Too busy running to a different beat Hard to under^Emstand, we were once like the^Am. How I wish ^Emwe could find thos^F#me Rock 'n' ^GRoll days again. ^{A D}

W^Ge were the Rock 'n^F#m' Roll Kids A^Gnd Rock 'n' Roll was all we di^Dd And list^Emening to t^F#mhose song^Gs on the radio; ^A I^G was yours and you were^F#m mine B^Gut that was once up^Don a time, Now we never see^Emm to Rock 'n' R^F#moll anym^Gore. ^{A D}

I^G was yours and you wer^F#me mine T^Ghat was once upon a ti^Dme, Now we never see^Emm to Rock and R^F#moll... ^G We just never ^Emseem to Rock and^F#m Roll anymore^{G A D}