Rock And Roll Lullaby(Chords)

	        
Intro: G C Am D C G  

She was just sixteen and all alone  
C              Am  
Whem I came to be  
   D  
So we grew up together  
C        D         G  
My mamma child and me  

Now things were bad  

And she was scared  
       C             Am  
But whenever I would cry  
      D  
She'd calm my fears and dry my tears  
       C           D         G  
With a rock'n'roll,     lullaby  

And she'd sing  

Sha na na na na na na na na  
        Am  
It will be all right  
C               D  
Sha na na na na na na na na  
           G  
Let's just hold on tight  

Sing it to me mamma  
               Am  
Ma ma ma ma ma ma  
        C  
Sing it sweet and clear  
    D  
Oh, mamma let me hear  
         C      D          G    Am C D C G  
That old rock'n'roll, lullaby  

We´ve made it through the lonely days  
C                        Am  
But Lord the nigths were long  
       D  
And we dreamed of better mornings  
C          D        G  
When mamma sang her song  

Now I can't recall the words at all  
       C                   Am  
And it don't make sense to try  
      D  
Cause I just knew lots of love came through  
        C            D        G  
In that rock'n'roll,     Lullaby  

And she'd sing  

Sha na na na na na na na na  
        Am  
It will be all right  
C               D  
Sha na na na na na na na na  
           G  
Let's just hold on tight  

I can hear you mamma  
               Am  
Ma ma ma ma ma ma  
  C  
Nothing loose my soul  
         D                        
Like the sound of the good old   
C        D          G  
Rock and roll, Lullaby  

Sha na na na na na na na na  
        Am  
It will be all right  
C               D  
Sha na na na na na na na na  
           G  
Let's just hold on tight  

I can hear you mamma  
               Am  
Ma ma ma ma ma ma  
  C  
Nothing loose my soul  
         D                        
Like the sound of the good old   
C        D          G  
Rock and roll, Lullaby...  

	        

Written by Barry Mann-Cynthia Weil