My halo slips over my eyes
My nice dress rips and I don't cry
What am I doing here
When I just want to wear
Oh PVC
(It's my favourite plastic)
PVC
(Cos its nice and shiny)
PVC
(and completely waterproof)
Start again
Start again
A lipstick stain on my new dress
The fabric's scarred and I'm distressed
I take my own advice
Get kitted out in nice
Oh PVC
(It's my favourite plastic)
PVC
(Cos its nice and shiny
PVC
(and completley waterproof)
Start again
Start again
You've never seen me quite this way
But you'll aggree
I'm twice as nice this way
The moral of this little tale
Do what you like and you can't fail
To get in someones way
HEY
Oh PVC
(It's my favourite plastic
PVC
(Cos its nice and shiny)
PVC
(And completely waterproof)
Start again
Start again
Kenickie were a four-piece punk band from Sunderland, UK. Formed in 1994, the band consisted of lead vocalist, guitarist and lyricist Lauren Laverne (born Lauren Gofton), drummer Johnny X (real name Pete Gofton, Lauren's brother), lead guitarist and occasional vocalist Marie du Santiago (born Marie Nixon) and bassist Emmy-Kate Montrose (born Emma Jackson). The band's name comes from their favourite character in the 1970s film Grease. Kenickie achieved moderate success in the 1990s with an energetic and melodic punk rock sound, influenced by bands like The Buzzcocks and The Slits. Their music is characterized by ironic and sarcastic lyrics that tackle social and personal themes. Some of their most representative songs include "It's Alright", "The One" and "I Don't Want to Be Your Friend". The group released three studio albums: "Get a Life" (1996), "The Last of the Teenage Idols" (1998) and "The Best of Kenickie" (2000). After the release of their third album, the band disbanded.
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