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Rock Revolution (4:43) D. Davidson Some people got a chip on their shoulder, about rock 'n' roll music. They put us right aside, cause their one track minds. They say we're loud and violent for this joke of a system, But yet they air violent shows about death, rape and fighting too. Cause it's a rock 'n' roll revolution. Rock revolution. Rock 'n' roll revolution. Rock is gonna fight. They rate our music down, they take our, take our words and change them around. Pop, rock, country and metal, we won't take it lying down. We have to stick together for, for rock 'n' roll music. Cause we'll fight till the end, now rock lives on. It's never dead. Chorus, lead, chorus out. more free lyrics

Rock Revolution (4:43)
D. Davidson

Some people got a chip on their shoulder,
about rock 'n' roll music.
They put us right aside, cause their one track minds.
They say we're loud and violent for this joke of a system,
But yet they air violent shows about death, rape and fighting too.

Cause it's a rock 'n' roll revolution.
Rock revolution.
Rock 'n' roll revolution.
Rock is gonna fight.

They rate our music down, they take our, take our words and change them around.
Pop, rock, country and metal, we won't take it lying down.
We have to stick together for, for rock 'n' roll music.
Cause we'll fight till the end, now rock lives on.
It's never dead.

Chorus, lead, chorus out.

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