Roller Skating Child

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Well she's a roller skating child
With a ribbon in her hair
She gets my heart to beating
When I see her there
You know my heart starts smiling when she sings
She's such an angel I bet she's got wings

And we'll make sweet lovin' when the sun goes down
We'll even do more when your mama's not around
Well oh my oh gosh oh gee
She really send chills inside of me

They've got a record playing in the skatin' rink
She comes skatin' past me and she gives me a wink
I go and get my skates on and I catch up with her
We do it holdin' hands it's so cold I go "brrr"

And we'll make sweet lovin' when the sun goes down
We'll even do more when her mama's not around
Well oh my oh gosh oh gee
She really send chills inside of me

Round and around and around we go
The music keeps me on my feet
It's sweet it's sweet it's sweeter than honey
When we're walkin' down the street
(That's right)

We run in to the kitchen and we grab a bite
Her folks let me stay with her 'til late at night
So many guys want a girl like mine
A love like this happens only one time

And we'll make sweet lovin' when the sun goes down
We'll even do more when her mama's not around
Well oh my oh gosh oh gee
She really send chills inside of me

Roller skating child

Roller Skating Child - Beach Boys

Released in 1966, "Roller Skating Child" stands as a quintessential example of the Beach Boys' mid-to-late era, blending their signature harmonies with a playful, upbeat rock and roll sound. The track captures the carefree spirit of California youth culture, featuring a catchy melody and a driving rhythm that reflects the optimism of the time. While often associated with their broader catalog of surf rock and pop, this recording highlights the band's ability to infuse their music with themes of childhood nostalgia and summer fun. It remains a staple of their discography, showcasing the group's enduring influence on the genre and their skill in crafting memorable, radio-friendly anthems that continue to resonate with audiences decades later.