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Well, I took my Ruby jukin' on the out-skirts of town |
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She took her high heels off and rolled her stockings down |
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She put a quarter in the jukebox to get a little beat |
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Everybody started watchin', all the rhythm in her feet |
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She's my rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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Rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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When Ruby starts a-rockin' |
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Boy, it satisfies my soul |
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Now, Ruby started rockin' 'bout one o'clock |
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And when she started rockin' |
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She just couldn't stop, she rocked on the tables |
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And rolled on the floor, and everybody yelled |
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'Ruby, rock some more' |
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She's my rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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Rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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When Ruby starts a-rockin' |
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Boy, it satisfies my soul |
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It was 'round about four, I thought she would stop |
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She looked at me and then she looked at the clock |
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She said, 'Wait a minute, Daddy |
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Now don't get sour, all I want to do |
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Is rock a little bit more' |
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She's my rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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Rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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When Ruby starts a-rockin' |
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Boy, it satisfies my soul |
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One night, my Ruby left me all alone |
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I tried to contact her on the telephone |
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I finally found her about twelve o'clock |
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She said, 'Leave me alone, Daddy |
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'Cause your Ruby wants to rock' |
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She's my rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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Rock and roll Ruby, rock and roll |
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When Ruby starts a-rockin' |
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Boy, it satisfies my soul |
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Rock, rock, rock and roll |
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Rock, rock, rock and roll |
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Rock, rock, rock and roll |
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Rock, rock, rock and roll |
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When Ruby starts a-rockin' |
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Boy, it satisfies my soul |
