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JUMPS; GIGGLES AND SHOUTS As recorded by Gene Vincent (From the 1956 Album BLUEJEAN BOP!) [Verse 1] Oh I got a girl and her name is Jane All the kids call her "Couldn’t Tame" Always boppin’ ’round the town N.C. Every bit of all her pound [Chorus] She jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts N.C. Jump Cliff jump jump [Guitar Solo] [Verse 2] Oh I got a girl and her name is Lizzy Ah man that woman sure is dizzy Boppin’ to the juke machine N.C. Craziest cat you ever seen [Chorus] She jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts N.C. Jump Jack jump jump [Guitar Solo] [Chorus] She jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts N.C. Jump Dickie jump jump [Drums Solo] N.. N.. [Verse 3] Oh I got a girl and her name is Lizzy Ah man that woman sure is dizzy Boppin’ to the juke machine N.C. Craziest cat you ever seen [Chorus] She jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts N.C. Jump Cliff jump jump [Guitar Solo] [Chorus] She jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts go Jumps giggles and shouts Go go go go

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque les aventures d'un jeune homme amoureux de deux filles pétillantes, Jane et Lizzy. Ces deux personnages sont pleins de vie et d'énergie, incarnant la joie et l'insouciance de la jeunesse. Chaque couplet révèle leur personnalité espiègle, les dépeignant comme des figures franches et amusantes qui dansent sans se soucier du regard des autres. Le contexte de cette chanson se situe dans les années 1950, une époque marquée par la danse et la musique rock'n'roll; elle célèbre une époque révolue où la jeunesse s'amusait et vivait intensément, loin des préoccupations du monde adulte.