Hey Hey I'm Not The Monkees

Art Paul Schlosser · Songs I Recorded On The Phone

Here I come

See me walking down the street

I get the funniest looks from

Everyone I meet



Hey Hey I'm not The Monkees

But I like to think I am

Everyone thinks I'm crazy

Still their my myspace friends



Everywhere I go

I make sure I have a pen

I get up and sing Karaoke

And then I sign autographs like I'm them



Hey Hey I'm not The Monkees

But I like to think I am

Everyone thinks I'm crazy

Still their my myspace friends



Yeah I'm just trying to be friendly

I think I look like Peter Tork

But you know I could be Micky

I'm not really sure anymore



Okay everybody now sing with me:



Hey Hey I'm not The Monkees

But I like to think I am

Everyone thinks I'm crazy

Still their my myspace friends



Maybe I'm Michael

Or you know maybe I'm Ringo

No that's the Beatles

Or I might be

Maybe I'm Elvis

Well I don't know

Anyways

Okay well maybe I'm Art Paul

Okay By !

Hey Hey I'm Not The Monkees

Art Paul Schlosser delivers a spirited performance on "Hey Hey I'm Not The Monkees," a track featured on the album Songs I Recorded On The Phone. The song showcases Schlosser's distinct approach to English-language music, blending playful energy with a clear vocal presence. This recording highlights his ability to craft engaging narratives within a concise format, standing as a notable song in his broader discography. While the title suggests a playful comparison to the famous pop group, the track remains firmly rooted in Schlosser's unique artistic identity. It serves as an excellent example of his work during this period, demonstrating his commitment to creating memorable melodies and relatable themes. The song contributes to a diverse catalogue that includes various live recordings and studio projects, reflecting his enduring presence in the music scene.