Hey Millie boy man you go ahead
Me don’t cry see he’s not showing it
Walk it then
So, Rude boy don’t cry
Suburban boys dance in Cadillac’s
Slammin doors to foreign soundtracks
Bad DJ
So, distort the line
Rude boy don’t cry
We realize
Dry your wet eye
Rude boys don’t cry
Rude boy don’t cry
Dry your wet eye
Rude boy don’t cry
You realize
A few catch words and they throw them back
You can’t pay with the shirt on your back, walk it then
Rude boy don’t cry
Suburban boys surf in Cadillac’s
Slammin doors to foreign soundtracks
Bad DJ
Distort the line
Rude boy don’t cry
We realize
Dry your wet eye
Cause rude boys don’t cry
Rude boy don’t cry
Dry your wet eye
Rude boys don’t cry
You realize
Bad DJ distort the line
Rude boy don’t cry
You realize
Dry your wet eye
Rude boys don’t cry
Rude boy don’t cry
We realize
Rude boy don’t cry
Rude boys don’t cry
Haha, I got it off sing65.com...
Well, anyway, I think it could be about peer pressure and the American-isation in another country (I don't which one, and I don't know if it matters). Well, basically, it paints a picture, set in a neighbourhood or culture that is not rich, and only the "rich kids" are seen in those car, with their foreign soundtracks (American music, but also symbolic of their foreign agendas - they are off in another world, caring less ahout their local setting.).... The protagonist of this song is not accepted by this group of rich suburban boys because he "can't pay with the shirt on his back". It's tough being rejected, but of course, "RUDE BOYS DON'T CRY"
Hey Millie boy man you go ahead Me don’t cry see he’s not showing it Walk it then So, Rude boy don’t cry
Suburban boys dance in Cadillac’s Slammin doors to foreign soundtracks Bad DJ So, distort the line
Rude boy don’t cry We realize Dry your wet eye Rude boys don’t cry Rude boy don’t cry Dry your wet eye Rude boy don’t cry You realize
A few catch words and they throw them back You can’t pay with the shirt on your back, walk it then Rude boy don’t cry
Suburban boys surf in Cadillac’s Slammin doors to foreign soundtracks Bad DJ Distort the line
Rude boy don’t cry We realize Dry your wet eye Cause rude boys don’t cry Rude boy don’t cry Dry your wet eye Rude boys don’t cry You realize
Bad DJ distort the line
Rude boy don’t cry You realize Dry your wet eye Rude boys don’t cry Rude boy don’t cry We realize Rude boy don’t cry Rude boys don’t cry
Haha, I got it off sing65.com...
Well, anyway, I think it could be about peer pressure and the American-isation in another country (I don't which one, and I don't know if it matters). Well, basically, it paints a picture, set in a neighbourhood or culture that is not rich, and only the "rich kids" are seen in those car, with their foreign soundtracks (American music, but also symbolic of their foreign agendas - they are off in another world, caring less ahout their local setting.).... The protagonist of this song is not accepted by this group of rich suburban boys because he "can't pay with the shirt on his back". It's tough being rejected, but of course, "RUDE BOYS DON'T CRY"
This song is amazing.