Roxy Roller

About Roxy Roller

"Roxy Roller" is a song written and originally recorded by Sweeney Todd in 1975 with Nick Gilder on vocals. It was written by Jim McCulloch and Nick Gilder. The song spent three consecutive weeks at number one in Canada during the early summer of 1976. The song is ranked as the fifth biggest Canadian hit of 1976. "Roxy Roller" won a Juno Award for the band. In the U. S., re-released versions of "Roxy Roller" charted twice on the Hot 100. The first version had vocals by Clark Perry (peaking at #90 in late August; on London 240). The second version had vocals by Bryan Adams (peaking at #99 in mid-September; on London 244). more »

Year:

1996

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Foxy from the Roxy
Might turn some heads tonight
Flashlight dream
Peaches and cream delight
Roxy Roller

Five-bob job
She gets bubble-gum on her knees
Down between the seats
Sometime she'll pass you the keys
Roxy Roller

Oooh Roxy Roller
Roxy Roller, Roxy

Her daddy, le commissioner
Took far more than his share
So Roxy joined the syndicate
Knowing it wasn't fair

Roxy Roller
Oooh Roxy Roller
Roxy Roller, Roxy
Oooh Roxy Roller
Oooh Roxy

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Sweeney Todd

Sweeney Todd is a Canadian rock band that formed in 1975 in Vancouver. more »

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