sound the bells and take to the streets in arms.
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we're descending fast, a pox on your house of cards.
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dry your eyes, your daughters have lost their faith and started feeding upon the bait that we wear on our sleeve.
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promise us you won't tell the public the fury with which we despoil.
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I've got a wife and kids and a hybrid car. I've got a good life and I can't risk losing.
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if you can keep it a secret then me and the boys will bring pale hell to this town.
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we're trouble bound and we summon the devil electric.
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prey on the faint of heart.
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we sing praises of the rebels who went by the book.
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gravitate to teenagers artlessness' and sing it aloud.
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the content is trivial. its pillow talk is plagiarized by the gadgets of lust.
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just go to sleep, leave the gestures and customs to us.
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cry fraud and let play the anthem of ear. cry fraud and let play the anthem of war
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boys stand your ground. keep the delicate fingers but wrath in your white knuckled grip.
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the film is loaded and it's aimed at the whites in their eyes.
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you put out to get in. and we slipped right past the guards in the belly of a horse.
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we sunk our fangs into the pulp of a desperate angst. we're powerless just until we're invited inside.
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if you can keep it a secret then me and the boys will bring pale hell to this town.
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we're trouble bound and we summon the devil electric.
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prey on the faint of heart. we owe thanks to the revels who went by the book.
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don't give up the ship. we'd rather sink than admit it. don't give up the ship.
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we only have one night in town.
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Rebel Without Applause
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| Every Time I Die |
