I remember
sixty two
I was sixteen
and so were you
and we lived next door
On the Avenue
Jerry Lee was big
and Elvis too
Blue jeans
and blue suede shoes
and we never knew
What life had in store
We just wanted to
Rock 'n' Roll
forever more
We were the
Rock 'n' Roll Kids
Rock 'n' Roll
was all we did
and listening to
those songs on the radio
I was yours
and you were mine
That was once
upon a time
now we never seem
to Rock 'n' Roll
any more
Now Johnny's in love
with the girl next door
And Mary's down
at the record store
They don't wanna be
Around us no more
"Golden Oldies"
but we hardly speak
too busy running
to a different beat
hard to understand
We were once
like them
How I wish we could find
those Rock 'n' Roll
days again
We were the
Rock 'n' Roll Kids
Rock 'n' Roll
was all we did
Listening to
those songs
on the radio
I was yours
and you were mine
that was once
upon a time
Now we never seem
to Rock 'n' Roll
any more
I was yours
and you were mine
That was once
upon a time
now we never seem
to Rock 'n' Roll
We just never seem
to Rock 'n' Roll
any more