The song "We All Love To (Rock 'n' Roll)" by Girlschool talks about the joy and excitement that comes with the rock and roll lifestyle. It describes a typical night where the band and their friends are enjoying themselves, feeling good and carefree. The lyrics suggest that even though it might be a quiet night at first, the anticipation is building up because they know they will soon be immersed in the energetic atmosphere at a live music venue where a band is performing. The band is described as sounding "OK," implying that their music doesn't have to be perfect for them to have a great time. The song also emphasizes the freedom and individuality that rock and roll represents. The references to waking up the neighbors and dogs suggest a rebellious and loud nature. The line "You can live your life and I'll live mine" reflects the idea that rock and roll is about freedom of expression and not conforming to societal norms. Overall, "We All Love To (Rock 'n' Roll)" celebrates the love and passion for rock and roll music, the joy it brings, and the sense of unity among those who embrace the genre. It captures the spirit of rock and roll as a lifestyle and an escape from everyday routines.
