I Love Rock & Roll

Words & Music:

Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

 

E5       G5    A5   B5    A5    E5

E5       G5    A5   B5    A5    E5

 

E5

I saw him dancing there by the record machine.

                                    B5   Bb5

I knew he must have been about seventeen.

    A5             B5      E5                  A5

The beat was going strong, playing my favorite song.

[n.c.]

And I could tell it wouldnÕt be long till he was with me, yeah, me.

[n.c.]                                                               B5

And I could tell it wouldnÕt be long till he was with me, yeah, with me.

Singing:

 

CHORUS:

[use intro chord pattern over chorus]

I love rock and roll; so, put another dime in the jukebox, baby.

I love rock and roll; so, come and take your time and dance with me.

 

He smiled, so, I got up and asked for his name.

"That donÕt matter," he said, "'cause it's all the same."

I said, "Can I take you home, where we can be alone?"

And next we were moving on and he was with me, yeah, me.

Next we were moving on and he was with me, yeah, with me, singing:

 

CHORUS:

 

INSTRUMENTAL HALF-VERSE:

I said, "Can I take you home, where we can be alone?"

And next we were moving on and he was with me, yeah, me.

Next we were moving on and he was with me, yeah, with me, singing:

 

CHORUS: [3x]

 





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