Tragic Youth - Charlene Soraia

Must I commit my tragic youth to history

Am I not still to recall when I need

In my lonely hours they wonder like a vicious mystery

Can I rewrite the tale that often makes me travel blindly

My younger years were often spent in silence

Lest my wooden friends felt estranged

We entangled ourselves in thoughts of freedom’s violence

And bottled the brew of our strangest thoughts, deranged

Delinquent little darlings we were not

We said the right things to keep us all off

The hook that don’t exist no more

Soon you will be called for the unknowing

Nobody will miss you when you’re gone

You may come back a shell of your former self

But obedient you will become with love

Delinquent little darlings we were not

We said the right things to get us all off

The hook that don’t exist no more

B.B gets what he wants

When he needs what he wants

What he feeds us all from

Don’t bite that hand of Zion

Come come come come come comrades

Our Big Brother loves us much

Come come come come come comrades

Our Big Brother loves us much more than those

Old fashioned mothers

Delinquent little darlings we were not

We said the right things to get us all off

The hook that don’t exist no more

Cause B. B gets what he wants

When he needs what he wants

What he feeds us all from

Don’t bite that hand of Zion

The lions den

Bionic Zionic men