Skeletons In The Closet
Alice Cooper · Special Forces [2010]
Skeletons in my closet
Woah oh, woah oh, yeah
Skeletons in my closet
Skeletons in my closet
Skeletons in my shoes
Skeletons I can only see
Skeletons I can lose
I said woah oh, woah oh
I got skeletons in my closet
I said woah oh, woah oh, yeah
Skeletons in my closet
Skeletons in my basement
Loitering on my streets
Wearing my best pajamas
Sandwiched between my sheets
I said woah oh, woah woah, yeah
Skeletons in my closet
I said woah oh, woah woah, yeah
Skeletons in my closet
Ooh, I see bones
I see bones, I see bones
Ooh, I see bones
Say say bones, say, boys, don't you see them bones?
Rattle them bones at midnight
Shaking my bed, no sleep
I find fingers in my coat pocket
Skeletons from the deep
I said woah oh, woah oh
I got skeletons in my closet
I said woah oh, woah, woah oh
I got skeletons in my closet
Ooh, I see bones
I see bones, see, see bones
Ooh, I see bones
I see bones, say, boys, don't you see them bones?
No? Heart bones, leg bones
Ankle bones, arm bones
Finger bones, dogie bones, head bones
Skeletons in my closet
They even know when I'm in my closet
It's my, my closet, not your closet
My closet, you can have it though
Alice we want you
Alice, Alice, Alice, Alice
What? Whaddya want?
Skeletons In The Closet
Alice Cooper's "Skeletons In The Closet" appears on the 2010 album Special Forces, continuing his tradition of blending theatrical rock with horror-infused storytelling. The track reflects the veteran frontman's enduring ability to craft narratives centered on dark secrets and psychological tension, hallmarks of his extensive discography. While the album explores themes of resilience and identity, this song stands as a concise example of Cooper's signature style, merging hard rock instrumentation with macabre subject matter. It fits seamlessly within his later career output, demonstrating how he maintains his distinctive voice while adapting to evolving musical landscapes. The recording showcases the polished production values typical of his work during this period, offering fans a familiar yet fresh song point into his catalog of rock anthems.

