Lyrics

(Verse 1)
She walks in with eyeliner sharp as her tongue,
Fishnets and combat boots since she was young.
Posters of Joan Jett and Avril on her wall,
Yeah, Berlin don’t break — she’s never gonna fall.

She’s loud, she’s proud, she don’t pretend,
She’ll say it straight even if it offends.
While the world whispers what’s “okay” to choose,
She’s screamin’ from the rooftop, “I just love boobs!”

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(Chorus)
Berlin loves boobs and she don’t care,
Pink hair, black nails, middle finger in the air.
She’s not a phase, not your joke,
She’s the punchline that finally spoke.
She’s got heart, she’s got fire,
And a truth that won’t expire.
Berlin loves boobs — yeah, shout it loud,
In a world that’s gray, she stands out proud.

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(Verse 2)
She’s tired of whispers and closet doors,
Of people livin’ lives they can’t explore.
She ain’t here for approval stamps,
She’s torchin’ norms with her eyeliner lamp.

Sings pop-punk ballads in the back of her car,
Draws hearts and chests like they’re battle scars.
And every time they tell her to tone it down,
She cranks it up and flips the crowd.

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(Chorus)
Berlin loves boobs and she don’t care,
Pink hair, black nails, middle finger in the air.
She’s not a phase, not your joke,
She’s the punchline that finally spoke.
She’s got soul, she’s got pride,
And no shame she needs to hide.
Berlin loves boobs — yeah, write it in the sky,
‘Cause love ain’t wrong when it makes you feel alive.

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(Bridge – stripped back, soft vocals)
And maybe the world’s not ready yet,
To let a girl just love what she gets.
But Berlin’s gonna live her truth tonight…
Underneath the city lights.

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(Final Chorus – explosive, full band)
Berlin loves boobs and she don’t care,
Pink hair, black nails, middle finger in the air.
She’s not a trend, she’s not confused,
She’s a rebel soul with nothing to lose.
So raise your voice, raise your glass,
To Berlin — first, never last.
Berlin loves boobs — and now the world knows,
In a song that rips, in a heart that glows.

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(Outro – emo fade, whispered)
Berlin loves boobs…
And she’s not alone.