RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS – Catholic School Girls Rule (1985) | Studio & Live

“Catholic School Girls Rule” by the Red Hot Chili Peppers is a short, raw, and rebellious song from their 1985 album Freaky Styley. The lyrics, delivered with the band’s signature funk-punk energy, explore themes of youthful rebellion, sexuality, and defying religious authority.

The song plays on the stereotype of Catholic schoolgirls as both innocent and rebellious, using provocative imagery to highlight themes of repression and desire.

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In the class she’s taking notes Just how deep deep is my throat Mother Mary don’t you know She’s got eyes like Marylin Monroe

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From the cross she’s raised her head This is what the sister said Give no love until you’re wed Live not life until you’re dead

The good book says we must suppress The good book says we must confess But who cares what the good book says ‘ Cause now she’s taking off her dress

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Lead us into temptation We are pure divine creation Talkin’ about my generation Injected with the seed of emaculation

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