"Can't ^BbYou tell that your tie's ^Ftoo wide'" ^CMaybe I should bye some o^Emld tab collar' "Wel^Bbcome back to the age^F of jive. ^EmWhere have you been hidin' o^Amut lately, honey' You ^Emcan't dress trashy till you ^Dspend a lot of ^Gmoney"

^CEverybody ^Emtalking 'bout the ^Bbnew sound. ^FFunny, but it's ^Amstill rock and ^Groll to ^Cme.

^CWhat's the matter with the ^Emcar I'm driving' Can't ^Bbtell it's out of st^Fyle'" ^CShould I get a set of ^Emwhite wall tires' "Are^Bb you gonna cruise the mirac^Fle mile'

^EmNowadays you can't be t^Amoo sentimental. Your ^Embest bet's a true baby, ^Dblue Conti^Gnental."

^CHot funny, ^Emcool punk ^Bbeven if it's ^Fold junk, it's ^Amstill rock and r^Goll to m^Ce.

O^Gh it doesn't matter what they sa^Fy in the papers, 'cause it's a^Elways been the same old sc^Amene. There's a ^Gnew band in town but you ca^Fn't get the sound from a ^Estory in a ma^Abgazine. ^Ebaimed at your average ^Fteen. ^G

^CHow about a pair of ^Epink sidewinders and a ^Bbbright orange pair of pant^Fs' ^C"Well, you could really ^Ebe a Beau Brummel baby, if you j^Bbust give it half a cha^Fnce. ^Em Don't waste your money on a n^Amew set of speakers. You ^Emget more mileage from a ch^Deaper pair of sn^Geakers."

^CNext phase, ^Emnew wave, ^Bbdance craze, ^Fanyways it's ^Amstill rock and ^Groll to me.^C

^C What's the matter with th^Eme crowd I'm seeing' "D^Bbon't know that they're out of^F touch'" ^C Should I try to be a s^Emtraight 'A' student'" If You^Bb are, then you think too much^F."^{Em Em} "Don't you know about ^Amthe new fashion, honey' ^EmAll you need are looks and a w^Dhole lotta ^Gmoney." It's the n^Cext phase, n^Emew wave, d^Bbance craze; anyways it's ^Amstill rock and ^Groll to me^C. ^C

^CEverybody's ^Emtalking about the n^Bbew sound. ^FFunny, but it's s^Gtill rock and roll to me^C9.