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Bis ~ Punk Rock Points


Don't tell me what i should be listening to 'cos if i like it i'll be screaming next to you If it's a passion i'll go wherever i choose Punk rock doesn't just belong to you I won't let go I want it more I feel your stare but it won't move me I won't let go I want it more I feel your stare but it won't move me Think you know me, you've never opened your mouth If you point i'll break your finger off Segregation's nothing new to me Maybe your idols won't like your snobbery I won't let go I want it more I feel your stare but it won't move me x4 We need evil and cerebral Keep on scoring punk rock points So upset by what is in your sight It's oh so precious and it's just not right Repetitive and now i expect it Just boring won't put me off one bit I won't let go I want it more I feel your stare but it won't move me x6 more free lyrics

Don't tell me what i should be listening to
'cos if i like it i'll be screaming next to you
If it's a passion i'll go wherever i choose
Punk rock doesn't just belong to you

I won't let go
I want it more
I feel your stare but it won't move me
I won't let go
I want it more
I feel your stare but it won't move me

Think you know me, you've never opened your mouth
If you point i'll break your finger off
Segregation's nothing new to me
Maybe your idols won't like your snobbery

I won't let go
I want it more
I feel your stare but it won't move me x4

We need evil and cerebral
Keep on scoring punk rock points

So upset by what is in your sight
It's oh so precious and it's just not right
Repetitive and now i expect it
Just boring won't put me off one bit

I won't let go
I want it more
I feel your stare but it won't move me x6

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