One Of The Boys

Remedy · Other Songs - Remedy

(Rose Tattoo)

They were so damn glad when I left school

Said I was crazy 'cause I broke the rules

Time to start livin' my teenage dream

Out on the streets it was rough and mean



That's why...they call me one of the boys



Got tattooed arms and rings in my ears

Never gonna suffer a straight man's fears

Better have a drink, crankin' with the mates

Movin' fast I'm gonna make the grade



That's why...they call me one of the boys

That's why...they call me one of the boys



I'm pushin' it hard, I'm pushin' it fast

Gotta work it over, I gotta make it last



What you need is mates, staunch and true

Hold out your back they're gonna see you through

I don't look for trouble but I won't hide

I'll jump on you if you don't step aside



That's why...they call me one of the boys



There's one thing I've learned

And I know it's so true

Bad girls love bad boys but

Good girls love 'em too



I was young and wild, so much to learn

A fierce bright flame and hot to burn

Can't turn back 'cause the die is cast

I die young, from livin' fast



That's why...they call me one of the boys

That's why...they call me one of the boys

That's why...they call me one of the boys



Ah yeah...I'm just one of, I'm just one of

I'm just one of the boys

I'm just one of, I'm just one of

I'm just one of just one of the boys

I'm just one of just one of the boys

I'm just one of just one of the boys

One Of The Boys

Remedy's "One Of The Boys" stands as a defining track within the artist's expansive catalogue of energetic pop-rock. Released during a period of prolific output, the song exemplifies the band's signature blend of driving rhythms and melodic hooks that characterize their work from the late 1990s through the 2000s. As part of a series of singles that solidified their reputation in the UK and international markets, the recording showcases Remedy's ability to craft anthemic tracks that resonate with audiences seeking high-energy entertainment. The composition reflects the era's pop sensibilities while maintaining the raw, guitar-driven edge that became synonymous with the group's identity. It remains a staple in their discography, often cited alongside other key releases that contributed to their enduring legacy in modern rock music.