Rock N Rolla
Rebel Muse: Unveiling the Essence of Rock N Rolla
Lyrics
Here she comes just a walkin' down the street
Describing a woman walking down the street.
Not a care in the world it seems
She appears carefree and relaxed.
All the boys in every crew
All the boys from different groups are interested in her.
Tryin' hard but they don't know what to do
Boys are trying hard to impress her but are uncertain.
She's one of a kind and that's a fact
She is unique and special.
You're feeling lucky if you get a glance
Feeling fortunate if you catch her attention.
The only thing that can get her attention
Only rock-n-roll can grab her attention.
Is a little rock-n-roll intervention
Rock-n-roll is the key to getting noticed by her.
Rock, rock she's a rockin' machine
Emphasizing her connection to rock music.
Hey hey hey hey
Expressing excitement with "hey hey hey hey."
How could such beauty look so mean
Despite her beauty, she has a tough demeanor.
Hey hey hey hey
Repeating the excited refrain.
Blonde hair blue eyes and little pink docs
Describing her physical features: blonde hair, blue eyes, and pink docs (possibly Dr. Martens boots).
Hey hey hey hey
Repeating the enthusiastic refrain.
When the needle drops she don't stop
When the music plays, she doesn't stop moving or dancing.
She's got brains attitude and style
Listing her qualities: brains, attitude, and style.
All wrapped up into one big smile
All her qualities are encapsulated in her smile.
So tread lightly and be aware
Cautioning others to be careful and attentive around her.
She'll knock you down with a stare
Her gaze has the power to knock someone down.
So know this if you're gonna bother
Advising others to think twice before approaching her.
She gets her looks from her mother
Her attractive looks are inherited from her mother.
Her daddy's old school paid his dues
Her father is traditional and has paid his dues in life.
You're outta line he'll knock you outta your shoes
Her father will defend her honor if someone crosses the line.
Rock rock she's a rock-n-rolla
Reiterating her association with rock-n-roll.
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