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1954 Boogie Blues Lyrics by Captain & Tennille

Song of Joy

1976

[Verse 1]
I wanna hear me some boogie played
Like I heard in 1954
I wanna hear me some boogie played
Like I heard in 1954
You know the way that Fats played the boogie
Whoa, you just don't hear that anymore
[Verse 2]
Yeah, I was just a little thing
When I heard it on the radio
(Heard it, heard it on the radio)
Yeah, I was just a little thing
When I heard it on the radio
(Heard it, heard it on the radio)
Jerry Lee and Little Richard
Whoa, you just don't hear that anymore
[Bridge]
It was a-romping, stomping, finger-popping
Good-time music for my soul, whoa, oh!
And when the drums were talking
And the bass went walking
That started it, whoa, rock and roll
(Whoa, rock and roll, rock and roll) Oh!
[Verse 3]
(Yeah) I wanna hear me some boogie played
Like I heard in 1954
(Heard it, heard it like I did before)
I wanna hear my Captain play some boogie, now
Like I heard in 1954
(Heard it, heard it like I did before)
You know the way my Captain plays the boogie
Whoa, you just don't hear that anymore
Let me hear you talk to me, Jim Horn
[Interlude]
(Yes, I heard it, heard it on the radio)
(Yes, I heard it, heard it like I did before)
[Bridge]
It was a-romping, stomping, finger-popping
Good-time music for my soul, whoa, oh!
And when the drums were talking
And the bass went walking
That started it, whoa, rock and roll
(Whoa, rock and roll, rock and roll) Oh-oh
[Verse 4]
I wanna hear me some boogie played
Like I heard in 1954
I wanna hear my Captain play some boogie, now
Like I heard in 1954
You know the way my Captain plays the boogie
Whoa, oh, you just don't hear that anymore
[Outro]
Whoa, oh
Ooh!
Oh, oh, oh
Credits
Captain & Tennille

Captain & Tennille

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"1954 Boogie Blues" appears on "Song of Joy" in 1976.

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