Well he emerged on the shadows of the honkey tonk teens it was back about ‘55
Every time he grabbed the guitar and he bend the strings them old jukejons came alive
He was raised on a fiddle and a slight dobro and the Mississippi delta blues
He drove a big long black a camaro caddilic he had a thing about blue suede shoes

Well he left Louisiana early on a rainy morning with his guitar he was Memphis bound (?)
He wasn't there long 
He had the whole town jumping to his rockabilly Mississippi sound
People drove for miles
He had them rocking in the eyes
They were jumping in two by two
And they would rock to the vibe at that old sock pop (?)
To his rockabilly Mississippi blues

Well the word was out and there wouldn’t any doubt
He was the daddy of the rockabilly sing
The record people came, told him he would be the king
Laid the whole world at his feet 
Never end this night, but he jumped out of sight 
Never told nobody goodbye
Did he go his own way
Did he leave without they
He had the whole town running wild
he got them all left there wander 

Well usually this is where somebody comes in
And does his kicking solo
But I can't play solo guitar
So you all just gonna have to deal with this

Well it's Louisina caging this rockabilly legend
And they still talk about him today
How he made his contribution to the music institution with the rockabilly sound he played
He was raised on a fiddle and a slight dobro and the Mississippi delta blues
Drove a big long black fifty mile caddilac
He had a thing about blue suede shoes
He had a thing about them shoes
That's all right mama
That's all right papa
He had a thing about blue suede shoes
He had a thing about blue suede shoes