Rock & Roll (live)
Heart · Other Songs - Heart
All right
Rock and roll, yeah
At the end of a dream
If you know where I mean
When the mist just starts to clear
In a similar way
At the end of today
I can feel the sound of writing on the wall
It cries for you
It's the least that you can do
Like a spiral on the wind
I can hear it screamin' in my mind
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Let it live
In a different time
When the words didn't rhyme
You could never quite be sure
Then on with the change
It was simple but strange
And you knew the feeling seemed to say it all
It cries for you
It's the least that you can do
Like a spiral on the wind
I can hear it screamin' in my mind
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
I'm losing control
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll, yeah
Long live rock and roll
Look you
If you suddenly see
What has happened to me
You should spread the word around
And tell everyone here
That it is perfectly clear
They can sail above it all on what they've found
It cries for you
It's the best that you can do
Like a sound that's everywhere
I can hear it screaming through the air
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Let it live, let it live, let it live
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll, yeah
Long live rock and roll
Banners held high with a curse and cry and it's
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
You feel it around, spread it around, make you what just should
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Live, live, live, live
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Let it live, let it live, let it live, let it live
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Rock and roll, yeah
At the end of a dream
If you know where I mean
When the mist just starts to clear
In a similar way
At the end of today
I can feel the sound of writing on the wall
It cries for you
It's the least that you can do
Like a spiral on the wind
I can hear it screamin' in my mind
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Let it live
In a different time
When the words didn't rhyme
You could never quite be sure
Then on with the change
It was simple but strange
And you knew the feeling seemed to say it all
It cries for you
It's the least that you can do
Like a spiral on the wind
I can hear it screamin' in my mind
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
I'm losing control
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll, yeah
Long live rock and roll
Look you
If you suddenly see
What has happened to me
You should spread the word around
And tell everyone here
That it is perfectly clear
They can sail above it all on what they've found
It cries for you
It's the best that you can do
Like a sound that's everywhere
I can hear it screaming through the air
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Let it live, let it live, let it live
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll, yeah
Long live rock and roll
Banners held high with a curse and cry and it's
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
You feel it around, spread it around, make you what just should
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Live, live, live, live
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Let it live, let it live, let it live, let it live
Long live rock and roll
Long live rock 'n' roll
Long live rock and roll
Rock & Roll (live)
Heart's live rendition of 'Rock & Roll' captures the band's signature blend of hard rock and new wave energy that defined their career. Recorded during their peak touring years, the track showcases the group's dynamic interplay between frontwoman Ann Wilson's melodic vocals and the driving rhythm section. As a staple of their live performances, the song reflects the band's commitment to high-energy concerts and their enduring appeal within the rock genre. The recording serves as a testament to their ability to deliver powerful, anthemic material that resonated with audiences across decades, highlighting their status as a prominent force in 1980s and 1990s rock music.