Album: Rockabilly Legend
Well I took my Ruby jukin' on the out-skirts of town
She took her high heels off and rolled her stockings down
She put a quarter in the jukebox to get a little beat
Everybody started watchin' all the rhythm in her feet
She’s my rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
Rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
When Ruby starts a-rockin'
Boy it satisfies my soul
Now Ruby started rockin' 'bout one o’clock
And when she started rockin', she just couldn’t stop
She rocked on the tables and rolled on the floor
And Everybody yelled: «Ruby rock some more!»
She’s my rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
Rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
When Ruby starts a-rockin'
Boy it satisfies my soul
It was 'round about four, I thought she would stop
She looked at me and then, she looked at the clock
She said, wait a minute Daddy now don’t get sour
All I want to do is rock a little bit more"
She’s my rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
Rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
When Ruby starts a-rockin'
Boy it satisfies my soul
One night my Ruby left me all alone
I tried to contact her on the telephone
I finally found her about twelve o’clock
She said: «Leave me alone Daddy
'cause your Ruby wants to rock»
She’s my rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
Rock’n’roll Ruby, rock’n’roll
When Ruby starts a-rockin'
Boy it satisfies my soul
Rock, rock, rock’n’roll
Rock, rock, rock’n’roll
Rock, rock, rock’n’roll
Rock, rock, rock’n’roll
When Ruby starts a-rockin'
Boy it satisfies my soul