C'mon Everybody
UFO · An Introduction To Ufo [2011]
C'mon everybody and let's get together tonight
Got some money in my jeans and I'm really gonna spend it right
No more movies for a week or two
No more running 'round with the usual crew
Ah, who cares?
C'mon everybody
Well, my baby's number one but I gotta dance with three or four
The place is really shaking form the bare feet slapping on the floor
When you hear the music you can't sit still
Your brother won't rock but your sister will
Whoo
C'mon everybody
My place is really rocking, so we gotta put a guard outside
If my folks come home, I'm afraid they're gonna have my hide
No more movies for a week or two
No more running 'round with the usual crew
Who cares?
C'mon everybody
C'mon everybody and let's get together tonight
Some money in my jeans and I'm really gonna spend it right
No more movies for a week or two
No more running 'round with the usual crew
Ah, who cares?
C'mon everybody
Got some money in my jeans and I'm really gonna spend it right
No more movies for a week or two
No more running 'round with the usual crew
Ah, who cares?
C'mon everybody
Well, my baby's number one but I gotta dance with three or four
The place is really shaking form the bare feet slapping on the floor
When you hear the music you can't sit still
Your brother won't rock but your sister will
Whoo
C'mon everybody
My place is really rocking, so we gotta put a guard outside
If my folks come home, I'm afraid they're gonna have my hide
No more movies for a week or two
No more running 'round with the usual crew
Who cares?
C'mon everybody
C'mon everybody and let's get together tonight
Some money in my jeans and I'm really gonna spend it right
No more movies for a week or two
No more running 'round with the usual crew
Ah, who cares?
C'mon everybody
C'mon Everybody - UFO
Released on the 2011 compilation An Introduction To Ufo, 'C'mon Everybody' stands as a quintessential example of UFO's pioneering work in the English punk and new wave scene. The track captures the band's signature blend of driving rhythms, melodic hooks, and a raw, energetic performance style that defined the mid-1970s era. As a staple of their discography, the song reflects the group's ability to craft infectious anthems that resonated deeply with audiences during their formative years. Its inclusion on this curated collection highlights its enduring appeal and status as a representative recording of the band's early impact on British rock music.