Fat Paul Kantner
"Fat" by Paul Kantner, released in 1970, is a #Rock song that critiques societal norms and consumerism. The lyrics explore themes of body image, self-acceptance, and the superficiality of modern life. Unique elements include experimental instrumentation and vocal harmonies. The song reflects the counterculture movement, promoting individuality and self-love.
So we all went through the wall
No one uses doors anymore
We all want to be that small
We can't fit if we're fat and that's all
Some days you do
Anything anything looks good to do
Some days hardly smiling boy
Well your tongue's so thin it makes no noise
I just don't hear a sound
Don't start pulling it apart
If you can't put it back together again
Don't you roll over in your bed too fast
Land on the floor in nothing but your cold bare skin
Some days you do
Anything anything looks good to do
Some days hardly smiling boy
Well your tongue's so thin it makes no noise
I just don't hear a sound
No one uses doors anymore
We all want to be that small
We can't fit if we're fat and that's all
Some days you do
Anything anything looks good to do
Some days hardly smiling boy
Well your tongue's so thin it makes no noise
I just don't hear a sound
Don't start pulling it apart
If you can't put it back together again
Don't you roll over in your bed too fast
Land on the floor in nothing but your cold bare skin
Some days you do
Anything anything looks good to do
Some days hardly smiling boy
Well your tongue's so thin it makes no noise
I just don't hear a sound
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