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Your [A]mama don't dance and 
your [D]daddy don't rock and r[A]oll.
Your [D]mama don't dance and 
your daddy don't rock and r[A]oll.
When [E]evenin' rolls around and 
it's [D]time to go to town,
where do you [A]go to rock and roll?

The [A]old folks say that you 
[D]gotta end your day by t[A]en.
If you're [D]out on a date and 
you bring it home late, it's a s[A]in.
There [E]just ain't no excusin', 
you [D]know you're gonna lose
and never [A]win. I'll say it again. 
And it's all because ...

Your [A]mama don't dance and 
your [D]daddy don't rock and r[A]oll.
Your [D]mama don't dance and 
your daddy don't rock and r[A]oll.
When [E]evenin' rolls around 
and it's [D]time to go to town,
where do you [A]go to rock and roll?

You [D]pull into a drive-in, 
you find a place to park.
You [D]hop into the back seat 
where you know it's nice and dark.
You're [D]just about to move in, 
you're thinkin' it's a breeze.
There's a [D]light in your eye 
and then a guy says:

Outta the car, longhair!
Ooh-[E]wee! You're comin' 
with [D]me, the local po[A]lice!

And it's all because ...
Your [A]mama don't dance and your 
[D]daddy don't rock and r[A]oll.
Your [D]mama don't dance and your 
daddy don't rock and r[A]oll.
When [E]evenin' rolls around and it's 
[D]time to go to town,
where do you [A]go to rock and roll?
Where do you [A]go to rock and roll?
Where do you [A]go to rock and roll?