Leather Boots Alice Cooper
"Leather Boots" by Alice Cooper, released in 1971, is a #Rock anthem exploring themes of rebellion, individuality, and the gritty allure of a tough persona. The lyrics depict a defiant character embodying freedom and strength, while the song features heavy guitar riffs and theatrical elements typical of Cooper's style. Its cultural impact resonates with the glam rock movement.
Leather boots poundin' the floor
Black and shiny kickin' the door
The police hit the streets
They would never take the boots off of their feet
If I break the law and get caught
I could get smashed in the face
By the big boys
'Cause they're frightened by the real world
Frightened by the real world
Scared of the real world
Oh yeah
I saw a cop, he looked pretty shot
By some criminals, left there to rot
I took a look, no one around
I put on his boots and stomped on the ground
Stood so tall and felt so strong
I wanted to be just like them
So I could hurt somebody
Hurt somebody
Hurt somebody, hurt somebody
Scared of the real world
Oh yeah
Scared of the real world
Oh yeah
Black and shiny kickin' the door
The police hit the streets
They would never take the boots off of their feet
If I break the law and get caught
I could get smashed in the face
By the big boys
'Cause they're frightened by the real world
Frightened by the real world
Scared of the real world
Oh yeah
I saw a cop, he looked pretty shot
By some criminals, left there to rot
I took a look, no one around
I put on his boots and stomped on the ground
Stood so tall and felt so strong
I wanted to be just like them
So I could hurt somebody
Hurt somebody
Hurt somebody, hurt somebody
Scared of the real world
Oh yeah
Scared of the real world
Oh yeah
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