Juke Box Jive

The Rubettes

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Intro : || || || || || || | | | | (x2) Come on baby do the juke box jive Just like they did in nineteen fifty five Come on now don't let go hold on to me Come on girl and let me know you'll do the juke box jive with me Yeah yeah Come on baby do the juke box jive Just like they did in nineteen fifty five Come on now hold me tight baby can't you see I'm gonna wait around all night so do the juke box jive with me Yeah yeah || || || || || || || || Come on baby do the juke box jive Just like they did in nineteen fifty five Come on now don't let go hold on to me Come on girl and let me know you'll do the juke box jive with me Yeah yeah Come on baby do the juke box jive Just like they did in nineteen fifty five Come on now hold me tight baby can't you see I'm gonna wait around all night so do the juke box jive with me Yeah yeah All you gotta do is sing and move your feet try to shake your body to the driving beat so so easy it ain't no crime so come on baby let's do it ! Come on baby do the juke box jive Just like they did in nineteen fifty five Come on now don't let go hold on to me Come on girl and let me know you'll do the juke box jive with me Yeah yeah Come on baby do the juke box jive Just like they did in nineteen fifty five Come on now hold me tight baby can't you see I'm gonna wait around all night so do the juke box jive with me Yeah yeah

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La chanson parle d’inviter quelqu’un à danser et à s’amuser sur un rythme entraînant, comme on le faisait dans les années 1950. C’est une sorte de nostalgie pour une époque où la musique faisait vibrer les couples sur la piste de danse. L'interlocuteur exprime son désir de partager des moments complices à travers la danse, tout en insistant sur la connexion qu’il souhaite établir. Le contexte évoque une ambiance festive et joyeuse, où les gens se laissent emporter par la musique, célébrant la simplicité des plaisirs de la vie. C’est un hommage à la danse et à l’insouciance d'une époque révolue, mais toujours vivante dans les mémoires.

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