Bj Thomas - Rock And Roll Lullabye
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Band name | Bj Thomas |
Song name | Rock And Roll Lullabye |
Tab type | Guitar tab |
Added | 05/06/2008 |
Size | 2.01 kb |
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# Date: 2/9/99; 8:33:35 PM From: giacomo@ici.net Subject: Rock and Roll Lyllabye Greg, I'm not entirely sure if this'll fit in the category of 'country music', but I thought was a beautiful ballad, if you will, that I personally have been trying to get the chords to for quite some time. Well, I think I have it now, and would like to share it with all your other subscribers. If anyone can improve upon this, please don't be afraid to e-mail me, I'd be happy to see what you may have. Here's mine: Rock and Roll Lullabye BJ Thomas (G)She was just sixteen and all alone, (C)when I came to be (D)And we grew up to(D7)gether, (C)my Momma, child, and (G)me. (G)Now things were bad and she was scared, (C)but whenever I would cry (D)She'd calm my fears and (D7)drown my fears, with a (C)rock and roll lulla(G)bye. (G)And she'd sing: "Sha na na na na na na na, it'll (C)be alright (C)Sha na na na na na na na, now just (D)hold on (G)tight" Sing it to me mama (my, my, my, my (C)momma) Sing it sweet and clear, oh (D)mama let me hear that ol' (C)rock and roll lulla(G)bye. (Instrumental) Now we made it through the lonely days, but lord the nights were long And we'd dream of better mornin's when momma sang her song. Now I can't recall the words at all, it don't make sense to try 'Cause I just knew lots of love came through with that rock and roll lullabye. (Twice) And she'd sing: "Sha na na na na na na na, it'll be alright Sha na na na na na na na, now just hold on tight" I can hear you momma (my, my, my, my momma) Nothin'; we'd both sing like that song of a good ol' rock and roll lullabye. Thanx once again, Jim Cloutier (giacomo@ici.net)