True girls are sixteen

Black Rain · License to thrill [2008]

One, two, three, four!



Listen baby, daddy really makes you feel sick

Speed up, sweety, you just have time to wear your lipstick

Come on baby doll,

I bring you to the world

Where candies have a taste made for the girls of your age



Ain't no love

Like my love

And with a girl like you, be sure it's pure

Feel the wind

In your face

16 years old; well I don't give a fuck



True girls, true girls are sixteen

True girls, true girls are sixteen

So much to learn, so much to teach

True girls, true girls are sixteen



I know people say a lot of things about me

But have you ever met an evil guy so kindly?

Has anyone

Even your dad

Given you that much love so easily?



Ride my bike

Hold on my spike

Can it be so good with the boys of your school?!

Feel the freedom

Forget your mum

She just wanna be the princess of my kingdom



True girls, true girls are sixteen

True girls, true girls are sixteen

So much to learn, to much to teach

True girls, true girls are sixteen



[guitar solo]



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True girls, true girls are sixteen

(Ahah, 'cause i'm sixteen years old)



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True girls are sixteen

True girls are sixteen stands as a notable track within the English rock discography of Black Rain. Released on the 2008 album License to thrill, the recording captures the band's energetic approach to the genre during this period. The song shares its album with other tracks like Rock your city and Innocent Rosie, contributing to a cohesive body of work that highlights the group's musical identity. While specific chart details may vary, the track remains a representative piece of Black Rain's output, showcasing their ability to craft memorable melodies within the rock framework. Fans of the band often cite this era as a significant chapter in their career, where the group solidified their sound through consistent album releases and live performances.