Punk Rock In The White House
Art Paul Schlosser · Vote For Me, Its A Joke [2003]
It seems the neighbors were complaining about the noise they heard
It was coming from the place where they have all the parties
And the police drove up there to check it out
They had Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Well you know when the police got inside
they saw the President had a Mohawk
The Vice President had tattoos on both his arms
The President's wife was wearing a leather jacket
They were all getting down to the sound of the clash and the ramones
They had Punk Rock in the white house
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Well if I'm elected President you know what I mean
Things got to be a little different yeah we've got to change some things
One things for certain I'd like to state
We need some new music that old music's out of date
We need Punk Rock in the white house
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock in the Whitehouse
Punk Rock In The White House
Art Paul Schlosser delivers a spirited commentary on political absurdity with "Punk Rock In The White House," a standout track from his 2003 album Vote For Me, Its A Joke. The recording captures Schlosser's signature blend of theatrical storytelling and energetic rock, reflecting his long-standing commitment to character-driven songwriting. Known for a diverse catalogue that ranges from novelty hits to live performances, Schlosser often infuses his work with a sense of humor and social observation. This particular song exemplifies his ability to merge musical dynamism with satirical themes, creating a memorable piece that resonates with fans of eclectic, narrative-driven rock. The track remains a testament to his unique voice within the genre, showcasing a style that is both entertaining and distinctly personal.