| Well, I took my Ruby jukin' on the outskirts of town.
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| She took her high heels off,
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| Rolled her stockings down.
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| Put a quarter in the jukebox, get a little beat,
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| Everybody started watching all the rhythm in her feet.
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| She’s my Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| When Ruby starts a-rockin, boy, it satisfies my soul.
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| Now Ruby start a-rocking bout a-one o’clock,
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| And when she start a-rocking she just couldn’t stop.
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| She rocked on the tables and rolled on the floor,
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| Everybody yelling, «Ruby, rock some more!»
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| She’s my Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| When Ruby starts a-rockin, boy, it satisfies my soul.
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| It was round about four,
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| 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, «A-wait a minute daddy, now don’t get sore,
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| All I want to is rock a little bit more.»
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| She’s my Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| When Ruby starts a-rockin, 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 bout 12 o’clock.
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| She said, «Leave me 'lone, daddy,
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| Cause your Ruby wants to rock.»
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| She’s my Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| Rock 'N Roll Ruby, rock and roll.
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| When Ruby starts a-rockin, boy, it satisfies my soul.
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| Rock, rock, rock 'n roll.
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| Rock, rock, rock 'n roll.
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| Rock, rock, rock 'n roll.
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| Rock, rock, rock 'n roll.
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| When Ruby starts a-rockin, boy, it satisfies my soul. |