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Now let's hear the story of Bo
And the rock 'n' roll scene in
Bo Diddley was born Ellis
In a place McCoom

Mississipi 1926
He moved to Chicago 1938
Where his name was eventually
To Bo

He practiced the guitar everyday and sometimes the night
Till his hair began to turn white
His pa said, "Son, hear, I know
You can stay but guitar has just gotta go"

So he pulled his hat down over his
Headed out for them skies
I think Bob said that
He hit New City

He to play at the Apollo in Harlem
Good scene there, raving
One day, one night, came a Cadillac with head lights
Came a man a big, long, fat, cigar

Said, "C'mere son, I'm make you a star"
Bo said, "Uh, what's in it for me?"
Man said, "Shut mouth son
Play the guitar and you wait and see"

Well, that boy made it, he it real big
And so did the rest of the 'n' roll scene along with him
And a white guy called Johnny Otis Bo Diddleys rhythm
He it into handjive and it went like this

In a old country town one day
A little old band began to play
Add two guitars and a up saxophone
When the drummer said, "Boy, those begin to roam"

Oh, oh we oh oh
Ooh, la la that 'n' roll
Ya, me oh we oh oh
Ooh, la la that rock 'n'

Then in the U.S. music there was big changes made
Due to circumstances beyond our control, as payola
The rock 'n' roll scene after two years of solid rock

And you got discs ah
"Take care of my baby,
Please ever make her blue", and so forth

About, ah, one year later in a place called Liverpool in
Four young with mop haircuts began to sing stuff like, ah
"It's been a days night and I've been workin' like a dog", and so on

In a place called in Surrey, way down in the deep south
They got guys with long hair down their singin'
"I wanna be your baby, I wanna be your man yeah", and all that jazz

Now we've doin' this number, Bo Diddley, for quite time now
Bo Diddley visited this country last
We were playin' at the club a Gogo in Newcastle, our town

And the opened one night and to our surprise
in the man himself, Bo Diddley
Along him was Jerome Green, his Maraca man
And the Duchess, his gorgeous

And a we doin', doin' this number
with them came the Rolling Stones, the Mersey Beats
They're all standin' around it

And I overheard Bo Diddley
He turned around to Green
And he said, "Hey,
What do you think these guys our, our material?"

Jerome said, "Uh, where's the bar man, please me to the bar"
He around the Duchess
And he said, "Hey
What do you think of these young doin' our material?"

She said, "I know
I only across here to see
The changin' of the guards and all jazz"
Well, Bo Diddley up at me and he said

With half closed and a smile
He said, "Man, off his glasses"
He said, "Man, that is the biggest load of rubbish
I heard in my life"

Hey, Bo
Oh, Bo
Yeah, Bo
Oh, Bo
Yeah, Bo
Oh, Bo