She gets 'em one by one
She gets so excited
Watch her look at her run
Oh mommy mommy
Please may I goIt's such a sight to see
Somebody steal the show
Oh daddy daddy
I beg of you
Whisper to mommyIt's all right with you
Cause they'll be rockin on bandstand
In Philadelphia P.A.Deep in the heart of TexasAnd 'round the Frisco BayAll over St. LouisWay Down in New OrleansAll the Cats wanna dance with
Sweet Little SixteenSweet Little SixteenShe's got the grown up blues
Tight dress and lipstickShe's sportin' high heal shoes
Oh, but tomorrow morningShe'll have to chang her trend
And be sweet sixteen
And back in class again
Cause they'll be rockin on bandstand
In Philadelphia P.A.Deep in the heart of Texas And 'round the Frisco BayAll over St. Louis Way Down in New OrleansAll the Cats wanna dance with
Sweet Little Sixteen
Dean Cyril Reed (1938-1986) was an American singer-songwriter, actor, and political activist of German descent. Reed rose to fame in the 1970s in Eastern Europe, where his politically charged and socially conscious songs achieved widespread success. Born in Denver, Colorado, Reed moved to East Germany in 1965, becoming a citizen of East Germany in 1972. His music, characterized by folk-rock melodies and incisive lyrics, addressed themes such as peace, social justice, and anti-militarism. Among his most famous songs are "Ich will leben", "Die Brücke", and "Der Rote Stern". Reed also acted in several German films and television series, becoming a symbol of resistance against capitalism and the Cold War. His life and career were marked by strong criticism of the capitalist system and American politics. Reed died in East Berlin in 1986 under mysterious circumstances, leaving behind a musical and political legacy that continues to inspire artists and activists worldwide.
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