Hook = C 
Verse1: 
C 
Put on your bobbysox, baby,  
                      F  
pack up your old blue jeans. 
                                   C 
There's a band playing down at the armory 
                                    G 
That knows what rock and roll music means. 
          C 
I want to ride in your fifty-five T-bird, 
                      F 
Back to those old memories 
                   C   
I ain't after your body, baby, 
  G                           C 
I just want you to dance with me. 
 
Chorus: 
          Dm           F     Bb        C  
I want to BOP with you baby, all night long 
        Dm            F             Bb       C  
I wanna bebop with ya baby 'til the break of dawn 
        Gm                      Dm  
I wanna make it a night like it used to be 
Bb                   C 
When our hearts were young and free 
          Dm           F     Bb        C  
I want to BOP with you baby, all night long 
        Dm            F             Bb       C  
I wanna bebop with ya baby 'til the break of dawn 
          Dm           F     Bb  C     F  
I want to BOP with you baby, all night long 
 
(Hook) 
Verse2: 
I got an old photograph in my pocket 
We were still in our teens 
Lord knows I look alot older now, 
But you still look the same to me. 
Honey you don't ever laugh like you used to 
And I don't want to see you blue 
If you ain't busy tonight and you think it's all right 
This is what I want to do. 
(Chorus) 
 
Bridge: 
Bb              Dm 
Let's twist and shout,  
Am                        Bb  
Just like in the good old days 
Gm          Dm       C              
Baby, watch out, you know I just can't stand it  
         D  
When you look at me that way 
 
Chorus: (but transposed up one whole tone; e.g.,) 
          Em           G     C         D  
I want to BOP with you baby, all night long 
        Em            G             C        D   
I wanna bebop with ya baby 'til the break of dawn 
        Am                      Em  
I wanna make it a night like it used to be 
C                    D 
When our hearts were young and free...