Well, I took [bad word] jukin' on the out-skirts of town
She took her high heels off and rolled her stockings down
She put a quarter in the jukebox to get a little beat
Everybody started watchin', all the rhythm in her feet

She's my rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
Rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
 [bad word] starts a-rockin'
Boy, it satisfies my soul

 [bad word] started rockin' 'bout one o'clock
And when she started rockin'
She just couldn't stop, she rocked on the tables
And rolled on the floor, and everybody yelled
 [bad word]  rock some more"

She's my rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
Rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
 [bad word] starts a-rockin'
Boy, it satisfies my soul

It was 'round about four, I thought she would stop
She looked at me and then she looked at the clock
She said, "Wait a minute, Daddy
Now don't get sour, all I want to do
Is rock a little bit more"

She's my rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
Rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
 [bad word] starts a-rockin'
Boy, it satisfies my soul

One night, [bad word] left me all alone
I tried to contact her on the telephone
I finally found her about twelve o'clock
She said, "Leave me alone, Daddy
'Cause [bad word] wants to rock"

She's my rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
Rock and [bad word]  rock and roll
 [bad word] starts a-rockin'
Boy, it satisfies my soul

Rock, rock, rock and roll
Rock, rock, rock and roll
Rock, rock, rock and roll
Rock, rock, rock and roll
 [bad word] starts a-rockin'
Boy, it satisfies my soul