Ooh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
You're taking all the sunshine away
Making out like you're the main line (I knew that)
'Cause you're a cool cat
Tapping on the toe with a new hat
Ooh just cruising
Driving along like the swing king
Feeling the beat of my heart, huh!
Feeling the beat of my heart

Ooh you're a cool cat
Coming on strong with all the chit chat
Ooh you're alright
Hanging out and stealing all the limelight
Ooh messing with the beat of my heart yeah!

Ooh you used to be a mean kid
Ooh making such a deal of life
Ooh you were wishing and hoping and waiting
To really hit the big time
But did it happen? Happen, no!
You're speeding too fast, slow down
Slow down, you'd better slow down, slow down

You really know how to set the mood
And you really get inside the groove
Cool cat tapping on the toe with a new hat
Ooh just cruising
Driving along like the swing king
Feeling the beat of my heart
Feeling the beat of my heart, yeah!
Feeling the beat of my heart
Can you feel it?
Feeling the beat of my heart
Feeling the beat of my heart
Ooh feeling, feeling, feeling
Feeling every feeling.


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Cool Cat Lyrics as written by John Deacon Freddie Mercury

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    Just thought Id comment in the hope to find any real queen fans out there rather than just people who have heard the beat to a couple of songs at a sports event and think that they are Queen's biggest fan.

    That's that off my chest, now, what else...oh yeah, why is it that some people seem to think that every queen song has been written on the subject of Freddies death, Freddie being gay or Freddie having aids?! Get over it! 1. Not all queen songs were written by Freddie and 2. Unless Freddie had some kind of hidden power how could he possibly know he was going to have aids in the early years-think about it people!

    Katherine7486on April 27, 2003   Link

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