Problem Child
Rebel Spirit Unleashed: Bleeding Knees Club's Problem Child
Lyrics
He's got that drug-stained smile
He displays a smile marked by the influence of drugs.
Problem child
Refers to the person as a problematic or troublesome child.
Tattooed wrists, the boy gone wild
Indicates that the boy has tattoos on his wrists and has adopted a wild or rebellious lifestyle.
Problem child
Reiterates the characterization of the person as a problem child.
He'll throw rocks at your car
Suggests that he engages in destructive behavior, like throwing rocks at cars.
He's always drunk in the park
Highlights his consistent state of being intoxicated in the park.
He's always late for school
Points out his habitual tardiness for school.
This boy, he's just a fool
Describes the boy as a fool, emphasizing his foolish or misguided nature.
He wakes up late and gets high
He tends to wake up late and engage in drug use.
Problem child
Reiterates the label of "problem child."
His head is always in the sky
His mind is often preoccupied with thoughts or dreams, possibly unrelated to reality.
Problem child
Reemphasizes the problematic nature of the individual.
He'll throw rocks at your car
Repeats the destructive behavior of throwing rocks at cars.
He's always drunk in the park
Reiterates his persistent state of intoxication in the park.
He's always late for school
Repeats his habitual lateness for school.
This boy, he's just a fool
Reiterates the characterization of the boy as a fool.
Problem child
Repetition of the label "Problem child," perhaps underscoring the severity or inevitability of his problematic behavior.
Problem child
-Problem child
-Problem child
-He'll throw rocks at your car
Repetition of the destructive and habitual behaviors, along with the characterization of foolishness.
He's always drunk in the park
-He's always late for school
-This boy, he's just a fool
-Problem child
Final repetition of the label "Problem child," serving as a concluding emphasis on the troubled nature of the individual.
Problem child
-Problem child
-Problem child
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