The Fool
from Paul Liddell & Delphians - LIVE by Paul Liddell
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This track is taken from the album Paul Liddell & Delphians - LIVE. The album was recorded at a gig in a tiny room upstairs at The Grey Horse pub in Whitburn Village, Sunderland. There were only 80 people at the gig. I hope you're enjoying the intimate vibe of the album. Thanks!
lyrics
Coming up strong in the wasteland
Go off the map/let it all fall through the cracks/never look back
If you fear no consequence/and only please yourself
Do as you please/breath by breath/counting on fingers what you've got left
You fear no consequence/and only tell yourself
"If you should have said no but you said yes, then it was probably for the best"
No
You're a fool
Coming up strong in the wasteland
When you look back/all the things that fell through the cracks/coming right back
And if you cannot dare/to live without a care
Every bad turn is stored in your heart/a single word can tear you apart
And they're always there/you'll wish you didn't care
You still think about things that you did at school/it was 15 years ago you FOOL
You're a fool
Well a fool's a fool/and I am not immune
I often find myself wondering what I should do
I suppose that I'm a fool too.
You're a fool/and I'm a fool too
Coming up strong in the wasteland
Go off the map/let it all fall through the cracks/never look back
If you fear no consequence/and only please yourself
Do as you please/breath by breath/counting on fingers what you've got left
You fear no consequence/and only tell yourself
"If you should have said no but you said yes, then it was probably for the best"
No
You're a fool
Coming up strong in the wasteland
When you look back/all the things that fell through the cracks/coming right back
And if you cannot dare/to live without a care
Every bad turn is stored in your heart/a single word can tear you apart
And they're always there/you'll wish you didn't care
You still think about things that you did at school/it was 15 years ago you FOOL
You're a fool
Well a fool's a fool/and I am not immune
I often find myself wondering what I should do
I suppose that I'm a fool too.
You're a fool/and I'm a fool too
Coming up strong in the wasteland
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from Paul Liddell & Delphians - LIVE,
released November 5, 2012
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Paul Liddell Sunderland, UK
Paul's modern take on the 'one man band' using live loops, guitar percussion, harmonies and effects has seen him support artists such as Turin Brakes, Jon Gomm and Billy Bragg. A diverse and challenging writer with a unique voice, his live performances range from whispering intensity to a white knuckle, edge of your seat, ear splittingly glorious racket. ... more
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