You forgot their best tune!
FORGOTTEN REBELS LYRICS
"Fuck Me Dead"
I don't like the name tag between your toes.
I don't like the snot running out of your nose.
I don't like the stains on your pantyhose - just your cold stiff body when I hold you close.
I love rigor mortis when it just sets in.
I know where you're goin' I don't care where you've been.
A pillow in a coffin's just as good as a bed and baby how I love it when you fuck me dead.
Baby how I love it when you fuck me dead.
Every new girl's another three day affair.
I got to be gentle not to pull out your hair.
It really doesn't matter if she's gray haired and old.
It really doesn't matter if she's too young and cold.
Smiling in emergency a drag your O.K.
I'd rather make it with you when you're DOA.
Lying there stiff when it's time to play.
I can't wait till the undertaker goes away.
Hanging upside down when you're getting drained.
S&M pleasure on the wall when you're chained.
When you splatter love juices still remain and baby how I love you when you fuck me dead.
Baby I love it when you fuck me dead.
Baby, baby, I'll hold you close.
Quick, quick before you decompose.
Baby how I love it when you fuck me dead.
Baby how I love it when you fuck me dead.
Baby how I love it when you fuck.
FORGOTTEN REBELS
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This elvis cover was on a tape I had when I was a kid. always thought was sung by Kirsty McColl (chick on Fairy Tale of New York) but apparently not. This was a one-hit-wonder from 1985 I think.
lol @ Winnson knowing of this band and their best tune
awesome
awesome
I loved the Forgotten Rebels back in the day.
I was a little punker dude.
I was a little punker dude.
For real? Around what time/years?
Newschool or oldschool? (ie: mohawks vs skateboards?)
I fell pretty hard into skate/street punk crowd around 1996-98 in ON. Then I went back to BC where there is a more hippy/hobo style to it. Scenes seem to be different everywhere you go.
The Irishman who made the tape for me said he was a quasi-punk in the 80's, I imagine that would have been its own unique time as well. There is a pool hall in the town I live where I have seen a lot of younger punks. I chatted with them a bit a few times, they are bringing back some oldschool styles - some also seem to claim to be 'skinheads', though I am not exactly sure what that means anymore
Newschool or oldschool? (ie: mohawks vs skateboards?)
I fell pretty hard into skate/street punk crowd around 1996-98 in ON. Then I went back to BC where there is a more hippy/hobo style to it. Scenes seem to be different everywhere you go.
The Irishman who made the tape for me said he was a quasi-punk in the 80's, I imagine that would have been its own unique time as well. There is a pool hall in the town I live where I have seen a lot of younger punks. I chatted with them a bit a few times, they are bringing back some oldschool styles - some also seem to claim to be 'skinheads', though I am not exactly sure what that means anymore
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you guys ever heard of Teenage Head? They're supposed to be Canada's first Punk band... I just read about them while watching/reading some Ramones docu. I've been on a Ramones kick lately.
Heh, I sang fairytale of New York at the Christian all-girls school I taught at 2 years ago. Went over real well.
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