I'm not wearing it seriously--
like someone who wears a baseball cap.
When I wear a cowboy hat,
I'm not wearing it seriously--
like someone who wears a cowboy hat
I'm masquerading as you
for a little while
while I'm in the neighborhood.
And
you
know
I can talk the talk
and walk the walk
if I want to.
Funny
how a hat
can change everything.
In the 30s and 40s
everyone wore them
and it told you nothing.
A sea of conformity
hiding the deformity
that was your head.
hiding the deformity
that was your head.
Now
for those who do
it's like slapping a bumper sticker
across your forehead
displaying to the world
what you're made of.
I can see what's in your heart
by what's on your head--
and I can pinpoint it all
by what's on your head--
and I can pinpoint it all
from the kind of wheels you drive
to the radio station you listen to.
I can even tell
if you're The Queen.
But tipping my hand, well
that's not my style...
I'd rather you not see me comin'
(like a stealth bomber)
and just keep all of that
under my hat.