| Just some 30 years ago I was young,
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| Just some 30 years ago, I was young.
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| I spent days and nights without getting out of my jeans,
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| I measured my mother's platforms, glued my father's mustache,
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| Just some 30 years ago, I was young.
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| Just some 20 years ago, I sang for my own,
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| Just some 20 years ago, I sang for my own,
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| I neither in chords, nor in verses understood either me or be,
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| But he drummed on the guitar, drummed on the trumpet,
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| Just some 20 years ago, I sang for my own.
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| It all started in the late 70s.
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| For some reason, my parents were called back to school,
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| And my father threatened me, saying, be ready for rock and roll.
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| And I, thinking, answered:
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| Always ready, always ready to rock and roll, yeah!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, ee-ee!
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| Always ready to rock and roll back
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| Parents will soon wake up, and I'm right here.
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, yeah!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, woo!
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| Always ready to rock and roll back
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| Iron saucers don't beat until they beat.
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| Just some 10 years ago I was alone
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| Just some 10 years ago I was alone
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| But loneliness was enough for friends and girlfriends,
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| And by decades, by quarters, this circle grew,
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| But some 10 years ago I was alone.
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| Everything changed in the late 80s,
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| When Tanya's dad and mom suddenly left for Angola,
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| And she asked me: are you ready for rock and roll?
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| I answered without thinking:
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| Always ready, always ready to rock and roll, yeah!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, woo!
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| Always ready to rock and roll back
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| Whenever I wake up, she is right there.
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| And I'm ready for rock 'n' roll, yeah!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, ee-ee!
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| Always ready to rock and roll back
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| Iron saucers do not bend until they are bent.
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| But some 8 years ago I was out of work,
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| Just some 8 years ago I was out of work,
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| But I slipped away with a whistle, like that vinyl from under the needle,
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| Scored on social buffets and buffets,
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| Just some 8 years ago, I looked younger.
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| Everything was resolved at the end of the 90s,
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| When souls were exchanged in the country for pop music and Coca-Cola,
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| And the exchanger asked: are you ready for rock and roll?
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| I counted and answered:
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| BUT! |
| Always ready, always ready to rock and roll, yeah!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, ee-ee!
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| Always ready to rock and roll back
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| Whenever it happened to wake up, and I'm right here.
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, yeah!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, woo!
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| Always ready to rock and roll back
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| Iron saucers don't beat until they beat.
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| Are you ready for rock and roll? |
| - Yes!
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| Always ready for rock and roll? |
| - E!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll back, who happened to touch
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| he will be able to understand.
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, yeah!
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| Always ready to rock 'n' roll, ee-ee!
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| Always ready to rock and roll back
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| Iron saucers do not beat, but ring loudly! |