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If You Were A Rock And Roll Record:Freddy Cannon.
#67 on BB Hot 100 on SWAN Records in 1962.
INTRO: A F#m A E
#1.
A F#m D
If you were a rock and roll record..you would be
E
a hit, I know.
A F#m D
If you were a rock and roll record..you'd be played
E
on every record show.
CHORUS:
D
You'd go round and around and around and around..
A F#m
they'd never let you stop all day.
D B
Around and around with the grooviest sound..you would
E
be the one that everybody would play.
#2.
A F#m D
If you were a musical platter..soon you would be
E
number one.
A F#m D E
If I was your phonograph needle..ooh, it would be such fun.
CHORUS:
D A
We'd go round and around and around and around..and, baby,
F#m B
before we were through..if you were a rock and roll record..
E A
I know they'd sell a million of you.
(INTERLUDE:) A F#m D E
CHORUS:
D
You'd go round and around and around and around..
A F#m
they'd never let you stop all day.
D B
Around and around with the grooviest sound..you would
E
be the one that everybody would play.
#3.
A F#m D
If you were a musical platter..soon you would be
E
number one.
A F#m D E
If I was your phonograph needle..ooh, it would be such fun.
CHORUS:
D A
We'd go round and around and around and around..and, baby,
F#m B
before we were through..if you were a rock and roll record..
E A
I know they'd sell a million of you.
OUTRO:
E A
I know they'd sell a million of you..(x2)(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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