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Manowar ~ Blow Your Speakers


Wrote a letter to the M.T.V. What's goin' on now Don't ya care about me Sent the same letter to the radio, But my party went dead Like a shot in the head We all like it-Rock and Roll We all want it-On your show Play it loud,don't play it low Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll We got lots of stations Around the nation And the stuff they're playing It just ain't worth my sayin' People want music to get'em movin' We don't want labels We want music on the table We all like it-Rock and Roll We all want it-on your show Play it loud,don't play it low Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll We all like it-Rock and Roll We all want it-on your show Play it loud,don't play it low Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll We got lots of stations Around the nation And the stuff they're playing It just ain't worth my sayin' We all like it-Rock and Roll We all want it-on your show Play it loud,don't play it low Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll more free lyrics

Wrote a letter to the M.T.V.
What's goin' on now
Don't ya care about me
Sent the same letter to the radio,
But my party went dead
Like a shot in the head
We all like it-Rock and Roll
We all want it-On your show
Play it loud,don't play it low
Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll

We got lots of stations
Around the nation
And the stuff they're playing
It just ain't worth my sayin'
People want music to get'em movin'
We don't want labels
We want music on the table

We all like it-Rock and Roll
We all want it-on your show
Play it loud,don't play it low
Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll

We all like it-Rock and Roll
We all want it-on your show
Play it loud,don't play it low
Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll

We got lots of stations
Around the nation
And the stuff they're playing
It just ain't worth my sayin'

We all like it-Rock and Roll
We all want it-on your show
Play it loud,don't play it low
Blow your speakers with Rock and Roll

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