DOG PATROL - Confession of a teenage girl Lyrics

My mother always told me: 'Never talk to strangers
(never talk to strangers)
If they give you a candy don't take its dangerous
(don't take it's dangerous)
Mom, there's nothing to be afraid of
It's just one drink, I know what it's made of
It's just a cigarette, one colorful pill
It's just a cigarette, I feel so ill
It's just one drink, my head is dizzy
I don't know where I am going, who's hand I am squeezing .

Should've stayed at home, I guess
Should've never left my house
Sorry mom I was a mess, but all your struggles end right now
Right here
Why is it okay to live in fear ?
We will feel safe only in our grave


The moral of this story? I guess it's clear
I'll share you the instructions they gave to me
Number one is never leave your house
Second one goes - be as quiet as mouse
Never talk to strangers, beware of men
(Ouhhh)
And if they try to f*ck you, you're the one to blame
Oh what a shame he didn't even know my name

(Ouhhhh-ouhhh)
Should've stayed at home, I guess
Should've never left my house
Sorry mom I was a mess, but all your struggles end right now
Right here
Why is it okay to live in fear ?
We will feel safe only in our grave

How long will we keep pretending
That its better just to hide our fear and keep passing by?
Stop asking me to smile, one more time and I will bite
It's not a circus, I am not a clown
How long will we keep teaching our little boys
To express their love through bruises and scars
And raising their voice?