Long Live Rock & Roll - Daughtry

Well I was born

The year that disco died

And you two was in high school

Thank the lord that they survived

Got my first taste on a cigar '45

And since that kiss

I rocked out all day and partied every night

We still argue about who's better

Elton John or Billy Joel

We still wonder if Kurt really wrote

The song she's sung in Hole

No one ever stop believing

This the journey of our lives

So won't you help me pour some sugar

On these memories tonight

Sing it

Long live rock

Long live roll

Long live big guitars and music for the soul

Sing it

Don't give up don't grow old

Long live crazy nights and records made of gold

Long live rock and roll

Summer of '96 I got my first guitar

I played it till fingers said

"you're gonna be a star"

Groundels everything at least it was to me

A martial in my Chevy sprint

Just winding down a dream

We still argue about who's better

Martin Crew or G R

We still can't believe Ben Helen

Turned into Ben Hen Gar

Now the record shouts and gon' put

And no one seems to care

But me and you and all our friends

Keep living on that prayer

Sing it

Long live rock

Long live roll

Long live big guitars and music for the soul

Sing it

Don't give up don't grow old

Long live crazy nights and records made of gold

Long live rock and roll

Went to be in Cleaveland

Woke up in Tenessee

No matter where I'll roll tonight

I'm chasing history

We still argue about who's better

The Beatles or the Stones

They're forever 27

Jimmy Janice Ride and Jones

And we're standing in that memory

'Cause their songs they still survive

So throw your lighters up

And darling sing with me tonight

Come on

Long live rock

Long live roll

Long live big guitars and music for the soul

Sing it

Don't give up don't grow old

Long live crazy nights and records made of gold

Long live rock and roll

Long live rock

Long live roll

Long live big guitars and music for the soul

Sing it

Don't give up don't grow old

Long live crazy nights and records made of gold

Long live rock and roll