School Is Cool - Envelop me

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{Chorus}
I want it to envelop me, anatomy and all
I want it to envelop me, skin and teeth and all

{Verse 1}
Don’t know how deep I fell
But I woke up in Tanglewood
Down where the heart tree stood
Down by the well
Describe to me what you saw
The first day you came down here
Something in the atmosphere
Made your hair stand up

{Chorus}
I want it to envelop me, anatomy and all
I want it to envelop me, skin and teeth and all

{Verse 2}
Is this really all there is?
Life is a short and dull
Harsh and deplorable
Kind of business

{Chorus}
I want it to envelop me, anatomy and all
I want it to envelop me, skin and teeth and all

{Bridge}
I’ll stand by what I fell for
I fell for gilded words
I’ll stand by what I fell for
Or am I something worse?
I guess we’ll never know
I’ll stand by what I fell for
I fell for gilded words
I’ll stand by what I fell for
Or am I something worse?
I guess we’ll never know

{Verse 3}
Were you as weird as me?
The last day you came down here?
Did you fall down upon your knees
And did it see through you too?

{Chorus}
I want it to envelop me, anatomy and all
I want it to envelop me, skin and teeth and all

{Outro}
I want it to envelop me, anatomy and all
I want it to envelop me, skin and teeth and hair and nails and bones and all
Envelop me, anatomy and all
I want it to envelop me, skin and teeth and hair and bones and all

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School is Cool is an indie rock band from Antwerp, Belgium. They hit national radio in 2010, and released their first album, Entropology, in 2011.
It’s a baroque collection of Arcade Fire-inspired anthems, ballads and punk brawlers, infused with string quartets, philosophical lyrics and a seemingly endless amount of drums. They played an equally endless amount of Belgian, Dutch, French, Swiss and British shows in the wake of their debut.
Their 2014 album, Nature Fear, took a sharp left turn: an eclectic collection of dark, Fever Ray-like songs, interspersed with some loud pop tracks. ‘Black Dog Panting’, the album opener, was received especially well.
2017 saw the release of their third and most mature album ‘Good News’. Inspired by a Trump-spoiled election eve party in 2016, it tackled some personal issues lyrically, and tackled personnel changes musically. Songs like ‘Trophy Wall’, ‘I’m Not Fine’ and others, produced by Luke Smith (Foals, Depeche Mode, Fryars) netted very positive reviews upon release.
Currently the band are working on a fourth album.