The Bellamy Brothers - Rebels Without a Clue lyrics

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The Bellamy Brothers - Rebels Without a Clue lyrics

We were there in the back seat 'cause we couldn't go home We were too young to pay the rent I was working on the mechanics of the cross-your-heart bra LBJ was the president. My pal Travis asked me the next day he said, "Was it hard to score?" I lied to him and said, "It was a snap!" And we laughed as we walked out the door. We were rebels without a clue Didn't know where to go or what to do And the whole generation was feeling it too We were rebels without a clue. Buddy Holly was gone and we drank all night long And listened to his songs Where do you go in the summer of your junior year To learn the difference between right and wrong? Me and the boys just wanted some girls But we were scared to try a little tenderness So we souped up our cars and fought in the bars Like that was gonna get us kissed. We were rebels without a clue Didn't know where to go or what to do And the whole generation was feeling it too We were rebels without a clue. Now we got station wagon, Now we got kids Still we have no idea Why we did what we did. Now we laugh at the predjudicism and we laugh at the punks And the business men who have fried And we go around bettin' things would've been a lot different If James Dean and Elvis hadn't died. Travis called me up the other day he said, "Remember that summer at the lake Where we broke every rule, said the hell with school 'Cause we had had all we could take?" We were rebels without a clue Didn't know where to go or what to do And the whole generation was feeling it too We were rebels without a clue. We were rebels without a clue Didn't know where to go or what to do And the whole generation was feeling it too We were rebels without a clue.