Finish the first line of Elton John's "Crocodile Rock"

John later admitted he wanted the song to be "a record about all the things I grew up with" and called it "derivative in every sense of the word." "Me and Suzie had so much fun" completes the opening line that launches listeners into a nostalgic trip. The track was inspired by Australian band Daddy Cool's "Eagle Rock," which John discovered during his 1972 tour. He packed “Crocodile Rock” with 1950s throwback energy, including an explicit lyric nod to Bill Haley’s “Rock Around the Clock.” The song's falsetto "la-la-las" were so similar to Pat Boone's "Speedy Gonzales" that composer Buddy Kaye sued in 1974, though they settled out of court. Despite both John and lyricist Bernie Taupin dismissing the song, "Crocodile Rock" spent three weeks at number one and remains a concert staple five decades later.