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Blues Brothers, The ~ Riot In Cell Block Number Nine


It was december the sixth 1983 I was doin' time for armed robbery At four in the morning, i was sitting in my cell I heard a whistle blow, and i heard somebody yell There's a riot going on There's a riot going on There's a riot going on Up in cell block number nine Our warden said come out with your hands up in the air If you don't stop this riot you're all gonna get the chair And scarface jones said it's too late to quit Pass the dynamite, don't you give me any shit There's a riot going on There's a riot going on There's a riot going on Up in cell block number nine On the 47th hour the nerve gas got our men We're all back in our cells but every now and then There's a riot going on There's a riot going on There's a riot going on Up in cellblock number nine Up in cellblock number nine Up in cellblock number nine more free lyrics

It was december the sixth 1983
I was doin' time for armed robbery
At four in the morning, i was sitting in my cell
I heard a whistle blow, and i heard somebody yell

There's a riot going on
There's a riot going on
There's a riot going on
Up in cell block number nine

Our warden said come out with your hands up in the air
If you don't stop this riot you're all gonna get the chair
And scarface jones said it's too late to quit
Pass the dynamite, don't you give me any shit

There's a riot going on
There's a riot going on
There's a riot going on
Up in cell block number nine

On the 47th hour the nerve gas got our men
We're all back in our cells but every now and then

There's a riot going on
There's a riot going on
There's a riot going on
Up in cellblock number nine
Up in cellblock number nine
Up in cellblock number nine

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