You Keep A Knockin'
Bill Haley · Other Songs - Bill Haley
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Keep a knocking but you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
You said you love me and you can't come in
Come back tomorrow night and try it again
You Keep A Knockin'
Bill Haley's 1956 recording of 'You Keep A Knockin'' stands as a pivotal moment in rock and roll history, bridging the gap between traditional rhythm and blues and the emerging electric sound. Originally a folk standard, Haley's energetic delivery and the use of a guitar-driven rhythm section transformed the track into a definitive rock anthem. The song's infectious tempo and driving beat helped propel Haley to mainstream stardom, influencing a generation of artists who would follow. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to capture the spirit of the era while establishing a template for rock performance that remains relevant today.