Lyrics
Well we got no choice, all the girls and boys
There's no alternative; both genders, regardless of their differences, are involved
Makin' all that noise, cause they found new toys
Noise is being made due to the discovery of new things to play with
Oh we can't salute ya, can't find a flag
We can't honor or respect you conventionally; there's no symbol of unity
If that don't suit ya, that's a drag
If that situation doesn't please you, it's unpleasant or unfortunate
School's out for summer
The period of no school during summer
School's out for ever
No more school indefinitely
School's been blown to pieces
The school environment has been destructed or ruined
Well we got no class
There's no particular category or elegance
And we got no principles
No established standards or values
And we got no innocence
No purity or naivety remains
We can't even think of a word that rhymes
Unable to even find a suitable word that rhymes with the context
School's out for summer
Reiteration of the absence of school during summer
School's out for ever
Reaffirmation of the perpetual absence of school
School's been blown to pieces
Emphasis on the destruction or chaos within the school system
No more pencils, no more books
No more school supplies or formal learning tools
No more teachers dirty looks
No more disapproving or stern gazes from teachers
Out for summer, out till fall
Not attending school during summer, possibly extending the break
We might not come back at all
There's a possibility of not returning to school at all
School's out for summer
Reiteration of the absence of school during summer
School's out for ever
Reaffirmation of the perpetual absence of school
School's been blown to pieces
Emphasis on the destruction or chaos within the school system
School's out for summer
Reiteration of the absence of school during summer
School's out for ever
Reaffirmation of the perpetual absence of school
School's been blown to pieces
Emphasis on the destruction or chaos within the school system
School's out completely
Complete absence of school
No more pencils, no more books
No more school supplies or formal learning tools
No more teacher's dirty looks
No more disapproving or stern gazes from teachers
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