Downtown corner
People downtown know
and a backbeat rhythm on the radio
And the girl who listens
To a young man's song
On the block I live on
In the place I'm from

With a young man sitting
On a dock off the bay
He took a longterm trip
On a first class plane
Now the whole world listens
To that one man's song
On the block I live on
In the place I'm from

Tell me, does it move you
Does it soot he you
Does it fill your heart and soul
With the roots of rock & roll

Does it move you
Does it soot he you
Does it fill your heart and soul
With the roots of rock & roll

Well the men in black suits
On a screened in porch
Making birthday wishes
So then they want the most
You can hear him sing
Chariots swing low
On the block I live on
In the place I know

Tell me, does it move you
Does it soot he you
Does it fill your heart and soul
With the roots of rock & roll

Does it move you
Does it soot he you
Does it fill your heart and soul
With the roots of rock & roll

Tell me, does it move you
Does it soot he you
Does it fill your heart and soul
With the roots of rock & roll

See also:
JustSomeLyrics
19
19.6
Alkaline Trio Don't Say You Won't Lyrics
Barry Bostwick/Susan Sarandon Over at the Frankenstein Place Lyrics