Coffee House
Warrant · 96'-Vol. 1-Belly To Belly [1996]
So you think my exterior seems a little out of focus
Because I don't talk in cliches that people try to use to stroke us
I don't care too much for clicks and gangs and little sewing circles
If you want a place in this rat race I say run out and join the circus
If you look inside my head
You will see things that you probably shouldn't see
Because my outside is off-center
But I guarantee it's stranger inside of me
Have you ever felt like pulling your insides out
Cause they're burning
You feel caged like an animal that wants to fuck
And you're yearning for something strange, unexpected
Unexplainable to happen
That either kills you, leaves you hurt or makes it
hard to stop from laughing
Because I don't talk in cliches that people try to use to stroke us
I don't care too much for clicks and gangs and little sewing circles
If you want a place in this rat race I say run out and join the circus
If you look inside my head
You will see things that you probably shouldn't see
Because my outside is off-center
But I guarantee it's stranger inside of me
Have you ever felt like pulling your insides out
Cause they're burning
You feel caged like an animal that wants to fuck
And you're yearning for something strange, unexpected
Unexplainable to happen
That either kills you, leaves you hurt or makes it
hard to stop from laughing
Coffee House
Warrant's "Coffee House" stands as a defining track from their 1996 album *96'-Vol. 1-Belly To Belly*, capturing the quintessential New Wave and New Romantic sound of the mid-1990s. The song features the band's signature blend of polished production, melodic hooks, and emotive vocals, characteristic of their work during this era. Released alongside hits like "Cherry Pie" and "Machine Gun," the recording exemplifies the genre's focus on romantic themes and atmospheric textures. It remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the band's ability to craft memorable pop-rock anthems that resonated with audiences throughout the 1990s.