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ROCK N ROLL ALL NITE – KISS (G#) INTRO: (hard drum beat) C#aug G# - D# - G# - D# G# D# G# D# You show us everything you’ve got……You keep on dancin’ and the room gets hot C# D# C#aug You drive us wild, we’ll drive you crazy G# D# G# D# You say you wanna go for a spin…….The party’s just begun, we’ll let you in C# D# C#aug You drive us wild, we’ll drive you crazy E F# BRIDGE: You keep on shoutin’, you keep on shoutin’ (drum riff) G# (sustain) C# D# CHORUS: I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# C#aug I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# D# G# D# You keep on saying you’ll be mine for a while…..You’re lookin’ fancy and I like your style C# D# C#aug You drive us wild, we’ll drive you crazy G# D# G# D# You show us everything you’ve got…..Baby, baby that’s quite a lot C# D# C#aug And you drive us wild, we’ll drive you crazy E F# BRIDGE: You keep on shoutin’, you keep on shoutin’ (drum riff) G# (sustain) C# D# CHORUS: I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) (a cappella) ---------------------- I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day (a cappella) -------------------------------------------------- I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day G# (sustain) C# D# I wanna rock and roll all nite……..and party every day (continue thru fade) .

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