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Blink 182 ~ Give Me One Good Reason


Mom and Dad they quite don't understand it All the kids they laugh as if they planned it Why do the girls want to pierce their nose And walk around in torn pantyhose, oh yeah I like the ones who say they listen to the punk rock I like the kids who fight against how they were brought up They hate the trends and think it's fucked to care Its cool when they piss people off with what they wear, oh yeah So give me one good reason Why we need to be like them Kitds will have fun and offend They don't want to and don't fit in Hate the jocks, the preps, the hippie fucking scumbags Heavy-metalers with their awful pussy hair bands Counting seconds until we can get away Ditchin' school almost every single day, oh yeah So give me one good reason Why we need to be like them Kids will have fun and offend They don't want to and don't fit in Give me one good reason Why we need to be like them Kids will have fun and offend They don't want to and don't fit in more free lyrics

Mom and Dad they quite don't understand it
All the kids they laugh as if they planned it
Why do the girls want to pierce their nose
And walk around in torn pantyhose, oh yeah

I like the ones who say they listen to the punk rock
I like the kids who fight against how they were brought up
They hate the trends and think it's fucked to care
Its cool when they piss people off with what they wear, oh yeah

So give me one good reason
Why we need to be like them
Kitds will have fun and offend
They don't want to and don't fit in

Hate the jocks, the preps, the hippie fucking scumbags
Heavy-metalers with their awful pussy hair bands
Counting seconds until we can get away
Ditchin' school almost every single day, oh yeah

So give me one good reason
Why we need to be like them
Kids will have fun and offend
They don't want to and don't fit in

Give me one good reason
Why we need to be like them
Kids will have fun and offend
They don't want to and don't fit in

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