I Don't Want To Wear A Hat

The greatest hat I ever wore Kept my four corners warm Sheltered me from every storm Man, I miss that hat! Some hats are too loose Some hats fit too tight Some hats I get to choose But nothing seems to fit right I don't want to wear a hat The ceiling's low and my head's too fat I wear a hat when I go to work Another when I get home I wear a hat when I'm out with friends I even wear one when I'm alone I can't remember when my head was bare Since I was young, there's always been something there Always on the go, always on the do Always trying to try on something new When you where a hat it's hard to dream If you're a dreamer your head will be splitting at the seam Cause if your head's too big like mine is A hat'll just confine this If I gotta wear one, make it fit Not just my head, but what's in it If I gotta wear one, make it cool I'm tired of changing hats like a fool In god's house I try to keep my head bare But prayer caps and doer caps keep slipping up there I wish I didn't care What hat I wear when people stare I think it's pretty unfair I just want to feel the wind in my hair