Twisted Sister is an American heavy metal band from New York City popularized in comedic music videos on the television channel MTV in the 1980s. Although formed by guitar player Jay Jay French in 1973, all of their songs were written by the lead singer Dee Snider. They fused the shock tactics of Alice Cooperand W.A.S.P., the rebellious mood of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, the style of the New York Dolls, and the extravagant makeup of Kiss. Often misconceived as glam - the makeup and Dee's especially was more transformed into a horror creation, and the music is a lot more hard hitting, with less lyrics about sex, than glam rock. The group's hit songs include "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock".
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Rock 'n' Roll Saviors Lyrics

Twisted Sister

[D. Snider]
Charging hit the battle like nineteen tell them we all
We're fighting for the rockers, for workers and the poor
To lonely we are gaining, we're furthering our course
Disco is slowly dying, we're settling off the score
[CHORUS:]
We're the rock 'n' roll saviors
Rock 'n' roll we will defend
We're the rock 'n' roll saviors
We're goin' to fight with all of our might 'til disco is dead
Those discos think they've got us, we've only just begun
Oh, we will go on fighting 'til they're dead and we have won
Winning many battles, we haven't won the war
We're marching off to beat them with the rock 'n' roll for anymore
[REPEAT CHORUS]
Let's go
[Solo - Jay Jay]
Rock will live forever but disco is gonna die
We have got the power, they won't stop us, let 'em try
'Cause we have come to save you, so listen when I say
Rock will live tomorrow but disco dies today
[REPEAT CHORUS]
'Til disco is dead, you know it's dead, you're dead, dead, dead
Well all right, well all right, well all right
'Til disco is dead, it's so dead, you know it's dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead, dead
Come along, come along, come along, right now, right now, right now
'Til disco is dead, you know it's dead, honey it's dead, dead, dead
Well all right, well all right, oh