No Class, No Rhyme, No Problem: Why ‘School’s Out’ Still Rules The only way to improve on “Well, we got no class/And we got no principles/And we got no innocence/We can’t even think of a word that rhymes” from Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out” (1972) is if i…

Alice Cooper made a verse that doesn’t rhyme into a brilliant middle finger. While others moralized, leered, or sulked, Cooper turned poetic failure into rebellion.
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