Wild One

Jerry Lee Lewis · Other Songs - Jerry Lee Lewis

Well, I am just out of school

I am real real cool

I got the jump got the jive

Got the message I'm alive



I'm a wild I'm wild one

Oh, yeah, I'm a wild one



I'm gonna keep a shakin'

I'm gonna keep a movin', baby

Don't you cramp my style

I'm a real wild child



Come on, baby

Shake all night long

Shake until the meat

Come off the bone



But I'm a wild one

Oh, yeah, I'm a wild one



I'm gonna keep a shakin'

I'm gonna keep a movin' baby

Don't you cramp my style

I'm real wild child



Well, I gonna pick you up in my 88

Get ready sugar now don't be late

We're gonna move it all night long

Until a whole lotta shakin' going be on



Well, I'm a wild one

Oh, yeah, I'm a wild one



I'm gonna keep a shakin'

I'm gonna keep a movin' baby

Don't you cramp my sytle

I'm a real wild child, whoa



Yeha, I really get to movin' when the sun goes down

Oh, after dark I can get around

Gonna move on I'll make every hop

When we start to boppin' now sure can't stop



I'm a wild one

Oh, yeah, I'm a wild one



I'm gonna keep a shakin'

I'm gonna keep a movin', baby

Don't you cramp my style

I'm a real wild child



I'm a real wild child

I'm a real wild child

I'm a real wild child

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Wild One - Jerry Lee Lewis

Jerry Lee Lewis's 'Wild One' stands as a quintessential example of his electrifying rock and roll style, characterized by his signature driving piano work and frenetic vocal delivery. Released in the mid-1950s, the track exemplifies the raw energy and rebellious spirit that defined the genre during its formative years. As a key component of Lewis's discography, the song reflects the transition from country to rock, showcasing his ability to blend traditional roots with emerging sounds. The recording captures the immediacy of live performance, highlighting the artist's influence on subsequent generations of musicians who sought to push the boundaries of rock and roll expression. Its enduring appeal lies in its unpretentious power and the unmistakable voice of one of the era's most iconic performers.