I Don't Want To Be Cool
Art Paul Schlosser · Songs I Forgot That The Elephant Remembered
I don't want to be cool
I just want to be me
There are many who do
They're not really free
I don't want to be cool
But I'm willing to see
Just what you do
If cool you could be
1.Smoking Cigarettes
Taste bad to me
Driving real fast
Is living dangerously
Doing lots of drugs
Has proven deadly
If that's being cool
Than I'd rather be me
2.Buying lots of clothes
To look like others do
Spending lots of cash
And going broke too
Your not pleasing yourself
Your just trying to be cool
I'd rather shop at goodwill
Than be a fool
3.Not everything that's cool
Is really cool
Find out if
It's safe to
Don't do everything
The other people do
If they jumped off a cliff
Would you jump too
I Don't Want To Be Cool
Art Paul Schlosser's 'I Don't Want To Be Cool' stands as a poignant song in his discography, reflecting the nuanced emotional landscape of his musical work. Released on the album 'Songs I Forgot That The Elephant Remembered,' the track exemplifies Schlosser's ability to blend personal narrative with broader musical themes. His style often draws from a rich tapestry of influences, including his well-known work as an Elvis Presley imitator, yet this recording transcends mere imitation to explore deeper sentiments. The song captures a moment of introspection, characteristic of Schlosser's catalog which frequently addresses themes of identity and connection. As part of his extensive body of work, the track remains a significant piece for those interested in his unique approach to performance and songwriting.