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Little Rebel
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i belong on the streets with you,
eating concrete and spitting rocks.
tearing down what’s asking for it,
kissing anyone we see fit.
setting fires just to watch them grow,
starting smoking at age eleven.
there’s nothing we don’t know,
there’s no way we’ll ever come in.
…
together in the night,
there is no wrong or right
at all, at all.
holding on too tight
& spoiling for a fight
whether big or small
little rebel, i know
i know
you’ll never get old
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playing borrowed or cheap guitars
every night every song we know
fall asleep behind the bar
where i lay my head is home
most people keep their hearts
up their sleeves
ours are stuck in our throat
more beautiful than blood
when you open them up
…
together in the night,
there is no wrong or right
at all, at all.
holding on too tight
& spoiling for a fight
whether big or small
little rebel, i know
i know
you’ll never get old
…
the night is gone
who will hold me when
the light has come
never to leave again
the night is gone
who will hold me when
the light has come
never to leave again
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Tragic Lovers Portland, Oregon
portland post-punk.
unfunny music for funny people.
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