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Billy Burnette ~ (can't Stop) Got A Little Rock In My Shoe


Written by billy burnette and kostas. (chorus) (got a) rock in my shoe, a rock in my shoe Driving me crazy Won't come loose Rattle and shake, blowing a fuse Can't stop got a little rock in my shoe When i was a baby, long ago Mama would rock me to and fro' Daddy would play that rock and roll Hooked me then and never let me go (repeat chorus) Couldn't sit still when i was in school Didn't care much about the golden rule They called me a rebel, called me a fool They couldn't see i had a little rock in my shoe (repeat chorus) Now if you got troubles, you got some blues You think the world's coming down on you Don't worry honey, here's some news All you need's a little rock in your shoe (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

Written by billy burnette and kostas.

(chorus)
(got a) rock in my shoe, a rock in my shoe
Driving me crazy
Won't come loose
Rattle and shake, blowing a fuse
Can't stop got a little rock in my shoe

When i was a baby, long ago
Mama would rock me to and fro'
Daddy would play that rock and roll
Hooked me then and never let me go

(repeat chorus)

Couldn't sit still when i was in school
Didn't care much about the golden rule
They called me a rebel, called me a fool
They couldn't see i had a little rock in my shoe

(repeat chorus)

Now if you got troubles, you got some blues
You think the world's coming down on you
Don't worry honey, here's some news
All you need's a little rock in your shoe

(repeat chorus)

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