Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Prisioners
Canonical path: /prisioners/the-rebels
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Rebels
Read The Rebels lyrics by Prisioners on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Rebels
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Seems Like Yesterday We Were 16
We Were the Rebels of the Rebel Scene
We Wore Doc Martens in the Sun
Drinking Vintage Cider Having Fun
Drinking Vintage Cider Having Fun
It Wasn't Often That We Fought At All
It Wasn't Often...
We Wore Doc Martens in the Sun
Paint Our Toenails Black and Let Our Hair Grow
What I Am Now Is What I Was Then
I Am Not More Acceptable That Then
I An Not More Acceptable Than Then
It Wasn't Often That We Fought At All
It Wasn't Often...
Seems Like Yesterday We Were 16
We Were the Rebels of the Rebel Scene
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