Never Surrender
from On A Journey by Harbour Rebels
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Never look back,
I feel no regrets,
never surrender,
move on with high heads.
Never look back,
don’t be afraid,
the more you get hurt,
the stronger you get.
You met a lot of scum you lost a lot of friends and often when you start to trust, the friendship suddenly ends. But you‘re still right here you‘re still moving on, never throw the white flag, you are still strong.
Never look back,
I feel no regrets,
never surrender,
move on with high heads.
Never look back,
don’t be afraid,
the more you get hurt,
the stronger you get.
And in the darkest times you often think there is no hope at all, you struggle and feel lost, hit the floor and crawl. But the harder it was, the stronger you fight. You find your way out of the dark and bring you back to light.
Never look back,
I feel no regrets,
never surrender,
move on with high heads.
Never look back,
don’t be afraid,
the more you get hurt,
the stronger you get.
Never look back,
I feel no regrets,
never surrender,
move on with high heads.
Never look back,
don’t be afraid,
the more you get hurt,
the stronger you get.
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Harbour Rebels Hamburg, Germany
Harbour Rebels are:
Jule: Vocals / Benny: Guitar / Dennis: Guitar / Chris: Drums / Dennis:
Bass
We make streetpunk music, mixed with ska and hardcore. Sometimes harder, sometimes faster, sometimes more danceable – but always anti-racist and authentic.
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Dec 2022 -
Jan 2020 -
Nov 2018
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