Rock 'N' Roll Doctor
Black Sabbath · Symptom Of The Universe: Black Sabbath 1970 - 1978 [2002]
Well I'm sick and tired of hearing 'bout the world and it's hang ups
Gonna get myself together, take a ride downtown
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see him, see him today
He's gonna blow me away
He makes me happy when I'm feeling down
Take away my worry takes away my frown
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see him, see him today
He gonna blow me away
If you wanna feel groovy, give the doctor a call, yeah
Doctor rock will help you anytime at all
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see him, see him today
He gonna blow me away
Oh, right away...
Gonna get myself together, take a ride downtown
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see him, see him today
He's gonna blow me away
He makes me happy when I'm feeling down
Take away my worry takes away my frown
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see him, see him today
He gonna blow me away
If you wanna feel groovy, give the doctor a call, yeah
Doctor rock will help you anytime at all
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see my Rock'n'Roll doctor
Gotta see him, see him today
He gonna blow me away
Oh, right away...
Rock 'N' Roll Doctor
Released on the 1983 compilation album Symptom Of The Universe, 'Rock 'N' Roll Doctor' stands as a definitive track by Black Sabbath, showcasing the band's enduring power metal sound. The song features Ozzy Osbourne's distinctive vocals and the group's signature heavy riffs, capturing the raw energy that characterized their work during the early 1970s. While the track appears on a retrospective collection, it remains a staple of the band's discography, reflecting the classic heavy metal style that defined their career. The recording exemplifies the band's ability to blend aggressive instrumentation with melodic hooks, cementing their legacy in the genre.