Despite not ending in “-age”, and contrary to popular belief, “Coolidge” is actually one of the Descendents' famous “-age” songs, like “Bikeage” or “Myage”, just spelled differently. While Coolidge may be best known as 30th President of the United States, the song’s title actually comes from a portm...
I'm not a cool guy anymore, as if I ever was before
I took a look at all the signs, then rolled it over in my mind
The feelings I could not release
Became a bitter part of me
What was I thinking of?
It couldn't stay the way it was
Looked at my reflection and I saw a stranger's face
I saw where I was going and I had to walk away
I lost a girl, it's just as well, she tried to save me from myself
I've still got her on my mind, tossing and turning in my bed
But if she had stayed another week
I would have dragged her down with me
She took it 'til she had enough
Was that what I thought love was?
I told her "see you later" but it's hard to see at all
At the bottom of the barrel with your back against the wall
I'm not a cool guy anymore, left it behind and closed the door
I know you can't escape the past, now I look back and have to laugh
I was my worst enemy
It almost got the best of me
What was I thinking of?
It couldn't stay the way it was
I looked up one day and saw that it was up to me
You can only be a victim if you admit defeat
Well, I looked up one day and saw that it was up to me
You can only be a victim if you admit defeat
Coolidge was written by Karl Alvarez.
Coolidge was produced by Bill Stevenson.