do you believe in magic
in a young girl's heart?
how the music can free her
whenever it starts?
and it's magic
if the music is groovy
it makes you feel happy
like an old-time movie
i'll tell you about the magic
that can free your soul
but it's like trying to
tell a stranger bout
rock and roll
if you believe in magic
don't bother to choose
if it's jug band music
or rhythm and blues
just go and listen
it'll start with smile
it wont wipe off your face
no matter how hard you try
your feet start tappin
and you can't seem to find
how you got there
so just blow your mind
if you believe in magic
come along with me
we'll dance until morning
till it's just you and me
and maybe,
if the music is right,
i'll meet you tomorrow
so late at night
and when we'll go dancin
maybe then you will see
how the magic's in the music
and the music's in me, yeah
do you believe in magic?
yeah
believe in the magic of a young girl's soul
believe in the magic of rock and roll
believe in the magic that can set you free
oh, talkin bout magic
do you believe like i believe?
do you believe in magic?
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