i lived the hardcore life for several years. i never stopped being an anarchist but i did stop dressing like a punk.

i love crass and i once had a whole bunch of their records, but i sold them. i still have the 45 of "big a little a" which is great. i had flux of pink indians too. i lived a lot like they did for a while.

i'd tell you about the local scene but it wld be too close to home.. :(

anyway i think there's plenty of scope for a girl love anthem. say what you like in the lyrics, just don't tell anyone what they mean.

there's a long tradition of intergenerational attraction in punk and new wave, from don't stand so close to me️ ↗ to birthday️ ↗ by the sugar cubes.

then there's pop, rock and blues. "voodoo child". lena lovitch's "ma! he's makin eyes at me". maurice chevalier and "thank god for little girls".

nuff said, yr in great company. keep us informed.