Rocka Rolla
Judas Priest · Genocide [2000]
Sorts the men out from the boys
Takes no messin', all in wrestlin'
Is one of her pride and joys
She a classy, flashy lassy
Imitation sapphire shine
Two faced liar, full of fire
But I know the flame is mine
Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her
If you think you can
Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her you can
She's a grip and choke ya
Heavy smoker
Wrong side of the law
Midnight shady
Good time lady
Heavy, ready show you what for
Barroom fighter
Ten pint a nighter
Definite ninety-nine
Diamond cluster
Knuckle duster
Feline on the borderline
Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her
If you think you can
Rocka rolla woman for a rocka rolla man
You can take her if you want her you can
Rocka Rolla
Released on Judas Priest's 2000 album Genocide, Rocka Rolla stands as a defining track of the band's later period, blending their signature heavy metal sound with a distinct rockabilly influence. The song features the iconic high-pitched vocals of Rob Halford, layered over driving rhythms and a prominent guitar riff that echoes the style of early rock and roll pioneers. While the track was not a major commercial chart success upon its initial release, it has since gained significant cult status among fans of the band's discography and the broader heavy metal genre. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to capture the raw energy of classic rock while maintaining the power and theatricality that characterized Judas Priest's work throughout the 1970s and beyond.