Riot 77
Riot 77: Punk's Unyielding Spirit Through Time
Lyrics
1977 - when punk first came alive
Refers to the year 1977, the time when punk music emerged and became prominent.
Part of the class rebellion - from the misfits of that time
Highlights how punk music was part of a rebellion against societal norms, embraced by those considered misfits at that time.
We still feel the brilliance - of the punk scene of that time
Expresses the enduring impact and influence of the punk scene from that era.
People needed solutions - from the boredom of their lives
Suggests that people sought punk music as a means to find solutions or escape from the monotony and dissatisfaction in their lives.
It's a riot 77 - and punk is still alive
Reiterates the reference to the significant year of 1977 and how punk music is still vibrant and relevant.
It's a riot 77 - and the spirit still survives
Emphasizes the enduring spirit of punk music that continues to persist.
It's a riot 77 - when the scene is outta control
Portrays the chaotic and rebellious nature of the punk scene during 1977.
It's a riot 77 - we say long live punk rock and roll
Expresses support for the longevity and vitality of punk rock.
Now it's 1996 - and things are outta control
Shifts the timeline to 1996, suggesting that chaos or disorder still exists.
Punk has come alive - in a way we couldn't know
Indicates the resurgence or revival of punk in a manner unforeseen from earlier times.
I can't say how it survived - but I knew it always would
Expresses a personal belief in the inevitable endurance of punk music, despite challenges.
Rocking' out in a punk rock band singing' songs, we always loved
Reflects on being part of a punk rock band, performing beloved songs that embody the spirit of punk.
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