Rebel Girl

Album: Rebel Girl (2019)
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  • If you wanna dance, my love
    My little rebel girl
    Come a little closer now
    And let me in your world

    Sometimes it's a lonely cause
    So I just make believe
    If you're gonna take a chance
    Then take a chance on me

    D-d-do you wanna go back to where we started?
    Back before we were broken-hearted?
    Come my way, come come, I gotta tell ya
    The shoe fits
    My little Cinderella

    Every little thing you do
    Is like a tidal wave
    A fire deep within those eyes
    The kill is so cliche

    Dance, my little rebel girl
    And show me how you move
    Let me take you in my arms
    And into the back room

    D-d-do you wanna go back to where we started?
    Back before we were broken-hearted?
    Come my way, come come, I gotta tell ya
    The shoe fits
    My little Cinderella

    D-d-do you wanna go back to where we started?
    Back before we were broken-hearted?
    Come my way, come come, I gotta tell ya
    The shoe fits
    My little Cinderella

    I'm lost in nerves, I can't recover
    I die inside, unlike any other
    Come my way, come my little girl
    Come back

    D-d-do you wanna go back to where we started?
    Back before we were broken-hearted?
    Come my way, come come, I gotta tell ya
    The shoe fits
    My little Cinderella

    D-d-do you wanna go back to where we started?
    Back before we were broken-hearted?
    Come my way, come come, I gotta tell ya
    The shoe fits
    My little Cinderella Writer/s: Aaron Rubin, Ilan Rubin, Tom DeLonge
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Hipgnosis Songs Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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