| Can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, daddy-e-o
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| Can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, daddy-e-o
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| I got a home in Tennessee (Sail away, ladies. Sail away.) That’s the place I
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| wanna be. |
| (Sail away, ladies. Sail away.)
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| If I ever get my way (Sail away, ladies. Sail away.) Tennessee is where I’ll
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| stay. |
| (Sail away, ladies. Sail away.)
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| Can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, daddy-e-o
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| Ever I get my new house done. |
| Give my old one to my son
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| Ever I finish this porch and stairs, lie around in my rockin' chair
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| Can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, daddy-e-o
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| Ain’t no use to sit and cry. |
| You’ll be an angel by and by
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| Won’t be a long time 'round this place. |
| So get a look at my funny face
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| Can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, can’t she rock 'em, daddy-e-o |