Rebel Meets Rebel

Rebel Meets Rebel

DAC: We raise a lot of hell and drink a lot of booze
DIME: Don't need a damn reason for the things we do
DAC: Exercise your freedom rowdy and loud

(pre-chorus)
Get down
Lets jam
All night
That's right

(Chorus)
REBEL MEETS REBEL
AND THAT MEANS TROUBLE
REBEL MEETS REBEL
DOUBLE TROUBLE

(bridge)
Rebel meets rebel
Man to man
Renegade singer
Outlaw band
REBEL MEETS REBEL

DAC: Play this record backwards there aint nothin' to hide
DIME: It's just a get together of country-metal minds
DAC: Could it be the future a sign of the times
Dime: When rebel meets rebel their partners in crime

(pre-chorus)
Get down
Lets jam
All night
That's right

(Chorus)
REBEL MEETS REBEL
AND THAT MEANS TROUBLE
REBEL MEETS REBEL
DOUBLE TROUBLE

When rebel meets rebel we've got our pride
Like ole Hank says it's been a long hard ride
REBEL MEETS REBEL





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    its about the band

    JimJimJimNLon June 15, 2007   Link

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