Saturday Night

The neon light of the open-all-night

Was just in time replaced by the magic appearance of a new day

While- Melancholic Reno was crawlin' on his back

Just In- front of the supermarket doorway, child

Hey, girls of the cold summer night

As they stood on the corner

As the man passed by and asked us

What we do and what we need

As he pointed his big fat finger

To the people hangin' 'round

At the corner of the- other side of street, mom

Well, oh well... sir...

Doin' nothin'

Just hangin' around

What do you mean, doin' nothing, son?

Somebody had to hit him to the ground

Doin' nothin'

Just hangin' around

His head all busted, lookin' just a little too wild, child

(I) just can't wait

(I) just can't wait

For Saturday night

For Saturday night

For Saturday night

Saturday night

Saturday night

Saturday night

Saturday night

(I) just can't wait

(I) just can't wait

(Saturday night)

Melancholic Reno

Crawlin' on his back

(Saturday night) sittin' out in front of the supermarket- door

Under neon light of the open-all-night (Saturday night)

Just in time we played-

When the magic appearance of a- (Saturday night)

Beautiful soul

I knew that you were out, on the juice, boy

Shoot, just to kill some misses

(Saturday night) When I crawl, I wanna drown

And I'm on the clag, Sunday

In front of the supermarket

The neon light of the open-all-night

Jimmy doesn't mean it, as he plays this

(Saturday night) better take care with the Krauts or the Belgians

At the corner of the... man standin'... (I steal) right in front of... (I promise)

(Saturday night) I had to hit him to the ground

Hit him, hit him, hit him...

You know, when...? You know (prrrrr!)

And cha-cha-cha

(I) just can't wait

(Saturday night) can't wait

(Saturday night) You know, they call it clear

A common woman drags neon light

(And I saw it your side) on...

(Saturday night) You know I can't, Rita

Oh, just in time replaced...

By the neon light of the open-all-night

Just hangin' (a-cha-cha) 'round (cha)

Cha, (sat-) had to (sat-) hit him (Saturday) to the ground (night)

I had to hit him (satur-)

I just can't wait, mom (Saturday night)