Catholic school girls rule
Catholic school girls rule
Catholic school girls rule
Catholic school girls rule

In the class she's taking notes just how deep deep is my throat
Mother Mary don't you know
She's got eyes like Marilyn Monroe

(Catholic school girls rule)

From the cross she's raised her head
This is what the sister said
Give no love until you're wed
Live no life until you're dead
The good books says we must suppress
The good books says we must confess
But who cares what the good books says
'Cause now she's taking off her dress

(Catholic school girls rule)

Lead us into temptation
We are pure divine creation
Talkin' about my generation
Injected with the seed of emaculation, Catholic


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Catholic School Girls Rule Lyrics as written by Anthony Kiedis Michael Peter Balzary

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    In Kiedis' book, Scar Tissue, he talked about his inspiration for the song. When they were on tour for their first album he met a girl in New Orleans. He described her looking like Marilyn Monroe with her blonde hair, eyes and red lips. He went up to her before anyone else could. She told him she went to Catholic school.

    If I remember correctly, he found out she was 14.

    PlanetBALon September 30, 2014   Link
  • 0
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    Yes they do, yes they do...

    thisboyon January 30, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    this song is so true about catholic school girls... ive been one for nearly 14 years

    lason se dagaon June 04, 2002   Link
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    so u take notes about how deep your throat is? Its about how people send their daughters to catholic schools to teach them good christian virtues but this only makes them more horny

    Polakon June 12, 2002   Link
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    lol im a catholic school girl, i wouldnt say it was true in my case but it is in many, rock on though!! catholic school girls do indeed rule!!

    polish_immigranton July 20, 2002   Link
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    it is sooooo true catholic school girls are freaks it is true look at me im a HUGE freak.. hehe CATHOLIC SCHOOL GIRLS ARE FREAKS

    twist3dkittenon March 18, 2003   Link
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    lolol but i dont get they take note son how deep ur throat is?!

    FreeofInsanityon March 25, 2003   Link
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    deepthroat... type it in google im sure you'll learn quickly :)

    Polakon April 15, 2003   Link
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    lol deepthroat, man foreal catholic school girls are the shit

    darkpop2Dzombieon June 24, 2003   Link
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    i think this song is so insanely sexy and sensual. it really gives glory to catholic school grils. anthony is a genius. but the song itself is kinda bad i think.

    lovekiedison May 11, 2004   Link

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