recorded by Elvis Presley
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Th | e warden threw a party in the county jail |
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Th | e prison band was there and they began to wail |
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Th | e joint started jumping, place began to swing |
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Yo | u should have heard those knocked out jailbirds sing |
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Sp | ider Murphy played the tenor saxophone |
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Litt | le Joe was blowin' on the slide trombone |
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The | drummer boy from Illinois went crash boom bang |
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The | whole rhythm section was the Purple Gang |
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Nu | mber 47 said to number 3 |
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You' | re the cutest jailbird I ever did see |
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I su | re'll be delighted with your company |
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Come | on and do the jailhouse rock with me |
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Sa | d Sack sittin' on a block of stone |
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Way | over in the corner weepin' all alone |
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The | warden said Hey buddy don't you be no square |
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If y | ou can't find a partner use a wooden chair |
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Ever | ybody on the whole cell | block |
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Dancing to the jailhouse rock |
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Ever | ybody on the whole cell | block |
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Dancing to the jailhouse rock |
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We're | Dancing to the jailhouse rock |
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We're | Dancing to the jailhouse rock |
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We're | Dancing to the jailhouse rock |
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We're | Dancing to the jailhouse rock |