I was a teenage anarchist Looking for revolution I had the style, I had the ambition Read all the authors, I knew the right slogans There was no war but the class war I was ready to set the world on fire I was a teenage anarchist Looking for revolution Do you remember When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire? Do you remember When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire? I was a teenage anarchist But the politics were too convenient In the depths of their humanity All I saw was bloodless ideology With freedom as their doctrine Guess who was the new authority I was a teenage anarchist But the politics were too convenient Do you remember When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire? Do you remember When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire? When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire I was a teenage anarchist But then the scene got too rigid It was a mob mentality They set their rifle sights on me Narrow visions of autonomy You want me to surrender my deity I was a teenage anarchist The revolution was a lie Do you remember When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire? Do you remember When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire? When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire When you were young and you wanted to set the world on fire I was a teenage anarchist I was a teenage anarchist I was a teenage anarchist I was a teenage anarchist

You can buy a diamond ring and slip it on my hand Put me on a big ol' plane and fly me to a foreign land Show me rows of fancy clothes saying, "Honey you can take your pick" Well, that would be mighty kind but it ain't gonna do the trick Give a little love a squeeze and a little kiss Give a little hug, mm, I want some more of this Take a little time, yeah, make a little fuss That's what a woman wants so give a little love Get this, you can be some big hunk, handsome, dark and tall Talk to me in foreign tongues or with a southern drawl Or be a man from old Siam, wear a pointed hat I don't care how you look, 'cause that ain't where it's at So, give a little love, a squeeze and a little kiss Give a little hug, mm, I want some more of this Take a little time, yeah, make a little fuss That's what a woman wants, so give a little love Give a little love, give a little love Give a little love, give a little love Well, there are men who'll turn your head and knock you off of your feet Sweet talk and big blue eyes, make a poor heart skip a beat Drive you wild with a smile and then they'll treat you cruel Well, I ain't gonna fall for that 'cause Mama didn't raise no fool To give a little love, mm squeeze and a little kiss Give a little hug, mm, I want some more of this Take a little time, yeah, make a little fuss That's what a woman wants, so give a little love Give a little love, give a little love Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love) Give a little love, give a little love (give a little love)

Seigfried Sassoon on the Dunbar End (Everyone sang) When strangers became your new best friends (Everyone sang) It was Armistice Day, and peace broke out (Everyone sang) Sometimes a melody is louder than a shout. (Everyone sang) Somebody struck up a song We didn't know the words but still we sang along. Just our voices, that's all, Everywhere a concert hall. Voices, that's all Lullaby and call. Chucking out time at the bar on the corner (Everyone sang) From the Albion tap room to California (Everyone sang) In the olden days before they put in a jukebox (Everyone sang) "Please to put a penny in the old man's voice box." (Everyone sang) Somebody struck up a song We didn't know the words but still we sang along. Just our voices, that's all, Everywhere a concert hall. Voices, that's all Lullaby and call. Lost in the middle of a demonstration (Everyone sang) All power to imagination (Everyone sang) Your song it sounds a whole lot better (Everyone sang) When everyone sings that song together (Everyone sang) Somebody struck up a song We didn't know the words but still we sang along. Just our voices, that's all, Everywhere a concert hall. Voices, that's all Lullaby and call. Just our voices, that's all, Everywhere a concert hall. Voices, that's all Lullaby and call. Just our voices, that's all.

The world is waking outside my window Bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao ciao ciao Drags my senses into the sunlight For there are things that I must do Wish me luck now, I have to leave you Bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao ciao ciao With my friends now up to the city We're going to shake the Gates of Hell And I will tell them - we will tell them Bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao ciao ciao That our sunlight is not for franchise And wish the bastards drop down dead Next time you see me I may be smiling Bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao ciao ciao I'll be in prison or on the TV I'll say, "the sunlight dragged me here!" Stamattina mi sono alzato Bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao