Sesame Street
Will.I.Am · Other Songs - Will.I.Am
If what I am is what's in me
Then I'll stay strong - that's who I'll be
and I will always be the best
"me" that I can be.
There's only one me, I am it
have a dream I'll follow it
It's up to me to try.
Chorus 1
Oh! I'm a keep my head up high
Keep on reaching high
Never gonna quit
I'll be getting stronger.
And nothing's gonna bring me down (no!)
Never gonna stop, gotta go.
Because I know
I'll keep getting stronger.
Bridge 1
And what I am is thoughtful
what I am is musical
what I am is smart
and what I am is brave
what I am is helpful
what I am is special
There's nothing I can't achieve.
Because in myself I believe in oh...
Chorus 2
Gonna keep our heads up high
Keep on reaching high
Never gonna quit
Just keep getting stronger.
And nothing's gonna bring us down (no!)
Never give it up, gotta go.
Because I know
I'll keep getting stronger.
Bridge 2
What I am is super
what I am is proud
what I am is friendly
what I am is grouchy
what you are is magical
what you are is special
There's nothing I can't achieve.
Because in myself I believe in oh...
Chorus 3
Gonna hold my head up high
Keep on reaching high
Never gonna stop
I'll be getting stronger.
Nothing's gonna bring me down (no!)
Never give it up gotta go, oh... yeah...
I'll keep getting strong--er.
Sesame Street
Will.I.Am's 'Sesame Street' stands as a standout track from his 2007 album 'Songs About Girls,' blending his signature electro-funk sound with playful, rhythmic production. The song captures the artist's ability to merge high-energy dance beats with catchy melodies, characteristic of his work during the mid-2000s. Released alongside hits like 'Big And Chunky' and 'I Got It From My Mama,' the track exemplifies his approach to creating infectious pop music that appeals to both mainstream audiences and dance enthusiasts. With its upbeat tempo and polished arrangement, the recording reflects the vibrant energy of the era, showcasing Will.I.Am's talent for crafting memorable sonic landscapes that define his discography.

