Saturday Night
from The Time Has Come to Rock & Roll by WYLDLIFE
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Reissue LP (Black Vinyl)
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumOur second LP makes its second appearance with this limited reissue. Since it's 2013 release, "The Time Has Come to Rock & Roll" has been the party down weekend soundtrack for those in the know. Now it returns to you on pitch black vinyl and includes the singles "Saturday Night" "The Right!" and more.
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lyrics
You used to live by the “Do or Die!”
You traded it in for the suit and tie
Now you got money but you’re acting shady
What happened to the party? What happened to ya’, baby?
You used to roll to the rock shows
You used to live for getting loco…
ONE: You did whatever you want
TWO: You’d never think it through
THREE: You were free and you rock and rolled
You were out on the streets, you were outta control.
FOUR: You’d get down on the floor
FIVE: You’d never ask why
SIX: Got your kicks and you felt alright
When you were living everyday like it was Saturday night!
Friends to the end didn’t mean so much
Remember when you used to live as fast as us?
We’re having fun, running ‘round the city
You used to take it now you just take it easy
You used to roll to the rock shows
You used to live for getting loco
Jumping and screaming to the pogo
But why you grew up I just don’t know (and I don’t wanna know)
Do you remember when Saturday nights would last forever?
You traded it in for the suit and tie
Now you got money but you’re acting shady
What happened to the party? What happened to ya’, baby?
You used to roll to the rock shows
You used to live for getting loco…
ONE: You did whatever you want
TWO: You’d never think it through
THREE: You were free and you rock and rolled
You were out on the streets, you were outta control.
FOUR: You’d get down on the floor
FIVE: You’d never ask why
SIX: Got your kicks and you felt alright
When you were living everyday like it was Saturday night!
Friends to the end didn’t mean so much
Remember when you used to live as fast as us?
We’re having fun, running ‘round the city
You used to take it now you just take it easy
You used to roll to the rock shows
You used to live for getting loco
Jumping and screaming to the pogo
But why you grew up I just don’t know (and I don’t wanna know)
Do you remember when Saturday nights would last forever?
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from The Time Has Come to Rock & Roll,
released April 16, 2013
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