Teenage Rampage
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All over the land the kids are finally startin' to get the upper hand.
They're out in the streets they turn on the heat
And soon they could be completely in command.
Imagine the sensation
Of teenage occupation

At thirteen they'll be learning
But at fourteen they'll be burnin'
But there's something in the air
Of which we all will be aware.

But they don't care
No
No
No
No
So come join the revolution

Get yourself a constitution
Come join the revolution now

And recognize your age it's a teenage rampage

Turn another page on the teenage rampage now.
So recognize your age it's a teenage rampage

Turn another page on the teenage rampage
Now now now now now now now now . . .

They're getting it on ain't doing it wrong and they're gonna do it

It won't be long.
They gotta be heard
They get the word
That really belongs

And now they're coming on strong.
Imagine the formation
Of teenage legislation
At thirteen they were fooling

But at sixteen they'll be rulin'
And there's something in the air
Of which we all will be aware.

But they don't care
No no no no .
There's something in the air
Of which we all will be aware yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

So come join the revolution





Get yourself a constitution...

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Sweet's song Teenage Rampage describe the idea of a young generation taking control and starting a revolution. The first verse talks about how kids are starting to gain power and control over the adults, and that they could soon be completely in command. The second verse talks about how this revolution could lead to a teenage occupation and that by age 14, these young people will be burning with passion and energy. There is something in the air that the adults will be aware of, but the kids don't care as they continue to join the revolution and establish teenage legislation.


Overall, the song captures the idea of a youth movement and rebellion against the status quo. It speaks to the energy and passion of youth, the desire to be heard, and the belief that young people can make a difference by taking control and making their voices heard. The idea of a teenage occupation and teenage legislation may seem far-fetched, but the song highlights the power and potential of young people to create change and make a difference.


Line by Line Meaning

All over the land the kids are finally startin' to get the upper hand.
Young people all around the country are beginning to gain more power and control.


They're out in the streets they turn on the heat And soon they could be completely in command.
They are taking to the streets and asserting themselves, and they could soon be the ones in charge.


Imagine the sensation Of teenage occupation
It's exciting to think about teenagers gaining control and occupying positions of power.


At thirteen they'll be learning But at fourteen they'll be burnin'
They are young and still learning, but they are eager to take charge and make a difference.


But there's something in the air Of which we all will be aware. But they don't care No No No No
There is a feeling of change and revolution in the air, but the teenagers don't care about anyone else's opinions or concerns.


So come join the revolution Get yourself a constitution Come join the revolution now
Everyone is invited to join the revolution and establish a new order based on a constitution and principles of justice.


And recognize your age it's a teenage rampage Turn another page on the teenage rampage now.
Embrace your youth and join in the teenage rampage to create a new world order.


They're getting it on ain't doing it wrong and they're gonna do it It won't be long.
They are confident in their abilities and they will soon make their mark on the world.


They gotta be heard They get the word That really belongs And now they're coming on strong.
They have important things to say and they are determined to make their voices heard.


Imagine the formation Of teenage legislation At thirteen they were fooling But at sixteen they'll be rulin'
Think about the young people creating new laws and governing themselves. They may have started out fooling around, but they will soon be ruling the world.


And there's something in the air Of which we all will be aware. But they don't care No no no no .
There is a sense of change and revolution in the air, but the teenagers are not concerned about anyone's opinions or fears.


There's something in the air Of which we all will be aware yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Everyone can sense that something significant is about to happen and a new world order is about to emerge.


So come join the revolution Get yourself a constitution...
Join the movement and help establish a new system of governance based on principles of justice and equality.




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: MICHAEL DONALD CHAPMAN, NICHOLAS BARRY CHINN

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@TheBlueOwl21

One of the best, fast high energy songs ever ! Who is still enjoying this in 2024 ?

@angelomezzadri2463

Me, but now is 3/01/2024.😊

@brucegillon7759

@@angelomezzadri2463. Going by todays music. I rather it’s to the modern crap being played. Brian Connolly was a brilliant vocalist.

@user-fo2no4fk6x

Me!! i cant get enough of Swèet!! im 60, i was intrueged they still were jammin 30 years later!!

@user-es3gi2ib9o

Любим эту группу!!! ❤Любим их песни!!! ❤Слушаю их с 1971 года! Привет из РОССИИ!!!❤ Я ДУМАЮ, ЧТО их будут слушать ещё очень и очень много лет!!!

@Toni62R

Yess - and I m 61!!!

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@keithwilmot1915

Today's noise is crap in those days we could dance and sing I can't believe how good this is I'm now 65 it's brilliant

@malwinamccullough7625

I am 61 and i still love music from the 70's❤

@stevenaranyi1701

I am 63 and listening to teenage rampage never get fed up of this record can't explain it but it meks me feel young again

@christinemclatchie

I’m 65 and really loved listening to this song again!

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