Song: |
TWENTY FLIGHT ROCK |
Writer: |
Ned Fairchild-Eddie Cochran |
Released |
1959 |
LYRICS: | |
TWENTY FLIGHT ROCK (Fairchild-Cochen) Ooh, well I got a girl with a record machine When it comes to rockin’ she’s a queen Well I’m dancin’ every Saturday night Well I’m alone and I hold her tight But she lives on twentieth floor in town The elevator’s broken down So I walk one, two flight, three flight, four Five, six, seven flight, eight flight more Up on the twelfth I’m ready to drag Well fifteenth floor I start to sink Reaching the top and I’m too tired to rock Well she called me up on the telephone “come on over, honey, I’m all alone" I said “baby, you're mighty sweet But I’m in bed with the achin’ feet” This went on for a couple of days But I could not stay away So I walk one, two flight, three flight, four Five, six, seven flight, eight flight more Up on the twelfth I’m ready to drag Well fifteenth floor I start to sink Reaching the top and I’m too tired to rock Sent to Chicago for repairs Till it’s fixed I’m using the stairs Look at honey, before it’s too late I want my baby too much to wait All this climbing is getting me down I find my cold feet over the rail So I walk one, two flight, three flight, four Five, six, seven flight, eight flight more Up on the twelfth I’m ready to drag Well fifteenth floor I start to sink Reaching the top and I’m too tired to rock |