Kick!
The spirit kicks,
But the moonshine plays cheap tricks.
Us kids are cold and cagey rattling around the town,
Scaring the oldies into their dressing gowns,
As the dribbling dogs howl.

What'so wrong with just a little fun?
We still got the taste dancin' on our tongues.
When we pucker up our lips are bee-stung.
We still got the taste dancin' on our tongues.

We got gusto, we are headstrong.
We still got the taste dancin' on our tongues.
Fill our bellies and we fill our lungs.
We still got the taste dancin' on our tongues.

Darling the spirit is kicking,
Don't be fooled by the moonshine, it's tricking.
Frock spill like alcho-pop around girls' knees.
Trousers and blouses make excellent sheets, down dimly lit streets.

Why should we feel bad for what we've done?
We still got the taste dancin' on our tongues.
Love the smash and grab of our goings on.
We still got the taste dancin' on our tongues.


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    My Opinion

    Mmmmm U2 feel.

    etelbertoon September 07, 2009   Link
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    My Opinion

    Mmmmm U2 feel.

    etelbertoon September 07, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    What a great song - really captures that feeling of being young and irresponsible

    owly jron March 24, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    This is a song clearly about alcohol ("moonshine") fuelled passion. There's a suggestion of cheating or wrong-doing shown in the line "Why should we feel bad for what we've done?", and the narrator trying to reassure himself.

    xharliexaseon April 11, 2010   Link

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