Punk Rock Rebel
Rebel Poet: Millencolin's Punk Anthem Unveils a Life-Changing Tale
Lyrics
Hardcore skater used to be
Reflecting on a hardcore skater who was influential in the narrator's past.
One of few who inspired me
Acknowledging that the skater was one of the few who inspired the narrator.
To get into the punkrock scene
Expressing the influence that led the narrator to join the punk rock scene.
The year I turned seventeen
Referencing the specific year (age seventeen) when the narrator embraced punk rock.
Our first song ever Danny wrote
Highlighting the first song written by Danny, the skater, for the band.
For teenagers angst he was the antidote
Describing Danny as a remedy for teenage angst through his songwriting.
An uncut diamond full of strife
Characterizing Danny as a raw talent with inner conflict and challenges.
His first demo changed my life
Crediting Danny's first demo with a profound impact on the narrator's life.
He's a rebel it's plain to see
Affirming Danny's rebellious nature as evident and straightforward.
Punk rock rebel so full of strife
Emphasizing Danny's punk rock spirit and the challenges he faces.
He's a rebel and he'll always be
Declaring Danny's enduring rebel identity.
someone who changed my life
Stating that Danny is someone who significantly influenced the narrator's life.
It takes a lot for a man to stay unbowed
Recognizing the resilience required for a person to remain unyielding.
He's the one and only "Svag and proud"
Describing Danny as distinct and proudly embracing his unique qualities.
Partners we have been in crime
Acknowledging a partnership in both mischief and musical endeavors.
And in music from time to time
Highlighting the connection between the narrator and Danny in various activities.
Although most known for his drinking skills
Noting Danny's reputation for drinking but expressing that it's not the narrator's focus.
It's not the side of him that gives me thrills
Differentiating the aspects of Danny that are personally exciting for the narrator.
It's the gifted poet I see in Dan
Recognizing Danny as a talented poet beyond his more well-known traits.
To me he'll always be "the man"
Affirming that, to the narrator, Danny will always be "the man."
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