Lock Up Your Daughters

Slade · The Very Best Of Slade [2005]

Lock Up Your Daughters

Yeh yeh yeh

Sometimes you're acting the fool

Sometimes you're breaking the rules

Sometimes you want to run away

Sometimes you stay out of school



But it's a dirty old town and you know where it's where we all belong,

Tell your mama back home coz she was just the same when she was young

I want to give you some advice,,,



Lock up your daughters right now

It will give you a smile on your face

Lock up your daughters somehow

This is the time – the time and the place.



Sometimes you whip up a storm

Don't get to bed until dawn

Sometimes you get a little high

You'll wish you'd never been born



Well it's a crazy old world everybody's got to get along

Tell your mama back home coz she was just the same when she was young

I tell you right now.



Lock up your daughters right now

It will give you a smile on your face

Lock up your daughters somehow

This is the time – the time and the place.



You'd better lock up your daughters right now

It will give you a smile on your face

Lock up your daughters somehow

This is the time – the time and the place.



Lock up your daughters right now

It will give you a smile on your face

Lock up your daughters somehow

This is the time – the time and the place.

Lock Up Your Daughters

Lock Up Your Daughters stands as a vibrant example of Slade's signature hard rock sound, characterized by driving rhythms and energetic vocal delivery. Released during the band's peak commercial period, the track showcases their ability to craft catchy, anthemic rock that resonated with audiences across the United Kingdom and beyond. The recording captures the group's dynamic interplay and polished production style that defined their most successful era. As part of their extensive discography, the song reflects Slade's consistent output of high-energy rock music that blended theatrical flair with solid songwriting. It remains a notable song in their catalogue, illustrating the band's enduring influence on the genre and their capacity to deliver memorable performances that have sustained their legacy for decades.