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Alisha's Attic ~ He's A Rebel


(the crystals) See the way he walks down the street Watch the way he shuffles his feet How he holds his head up high When he goes walking by He's my guy If he holds my hand, i'm so proud ¡®cause he's not just one of the crowd I think he's always the one to try The things i've never done And just because of that They will say, hey (chorus 1) He's a rebel and he'll never ever be any good He's a rebel ¡®cause he never ever does What he should And just because he doesn't do what Everybody else does That's no reason why I can't give him all my love (chorus 2) He is always good to me Always treats me tenderly He's not a rebel no, no, no He's not a rebel no, no, no to me If they don't like him that way They won't like me after today I'll be standing by his side When they say (repeat chorus 1) And just because he doesn't do What everybody else does That's no reason why We can't share a love (repeat chorus 2) He's not a rebel, no, no, no more free lyrics

(the crystals)

See the way he walks down the street
Watch the way he shuffles his feet

How he holds his head up high
When he goes walking by
He's my guy

If he holds my hand, i'm so proud
¡®cause he's not just one of the crowd

I think he's always the one to try
The things i've never done
And just because of that
They will say, hey

(chorus 1)
He's a rebel and he'll never ever be any good
He's a rebel ¡®cause he never ever does
What he should
And just because he doesn't do what
Everybody else does
That's no reason why
I can't give him all my love

(chorus 2)
He is always good to me
Always treats me tenderly
He's not a rebel no, no, no
He's not a rebel no, no, no to me

If they don't like him that way
They won't like me after today
I'll be standing by his side
When they say
(repeat chorus 1)

And just because he doesn't do
What everybody else does
That's no reason why
We can't share a love
(repeat chorus 2)

He's not a rebel, no, no, no

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