le bob


Black rebel soul


You walk on stage

and you stay all night

You sing your protest songs

It’s your way to fight


You been here since long

You have been alright

But some things are changing around you

What you see you don’t like


When you were a young man

You didn‘t care so much

It could go weeks and months

You stayed completely out of touch


But now things are different

And you are more concerned

So much has been wasted here

So much been burnt


Black rebel soul, black rebel soul

You’re on your own, you’re own your own

But you rock and you roll, you rock and roll

Black rebel soul, black rebel soul


So what can a man do

When he disagrees?

He can choose exit or voice

He can vote with his feet


He can turn against the others

against common beliefs

he can condemn what’s wrong these days

the brutality


Yet, he sings another song

About liberty

About everything that is wrong

And how it should have been


Black rebel soul, black rebel soul

You’re on your own, you’re own your own

But you rock and you roll, you rock and roll

Black rebel soul, black rebel soul


Black rebel soul, black rebel soul

You’re on your own, you’re own your own

But you rock and you roll, you rock and roll

Black rebel soul, black rebel soul, black rebel soul