Fool Me As Many Times As You Like
from Fool Me As Many Times As You Like by Daudi Matsiko
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lyrics
Hold my breath ’til
I forget time
Stop using sight
Give up on trying
‘Cos my chest’s been tight
For the Longest time
Fool me as many times as you like
Hide behind doors
In extinguished light
Pick the right time
To give me a fright
‘Cos I’ve said I want
Too many times
Fool me as many times as you like
I have always hidden parts of myself out of view
I chose not to see it
In the pit of my stomach I think I always knew
The dark was always waiting
My feet want to move forwards but my eyes don’t tell the truth
And I’m too scared to move on
So just break me apart and rebuild me as something new
I don’t do much changing
I never did much changing
I’ll keep falling into fire
Call me a fool, if I am a fool
I just want to feel less tired
I don’t want to keep breaking in two
Inside I can see a liar
Every mirror I choose
Whispers shame upon you
Scared to admit my heart’s expired
If I say that I do, will it mean that I lose?
I forget time
Stop using sight
Give up on trying
‘Cos my chest’s been tight
For the Longest time
Fool me as many times as you like
Hide behind doors
In extinguished light
Pick the right time
To give me a fright
‘Cos I’ve said I want
Too many times
Fool me as many times as you like
I have always hidden parts of myself out of view
I chose not to see it
In the pit of my stomach I think I always knew
The dark was always waiting
My feet want to move forwards but my eyes don’t tell the truth
And I’m too scared to move on
So just break me apart and rebuild me as something new
I don’t do much changing
I never did much changing
I’ll keep falling into fire
Call me a fool, if I am a fool
I just want to feel less tired
I don’t want to keep breaking in two
Inside I can see a liar
Every mirror I choose
Whispers shame upon you
Scared to admit my heart’s expired
If I say that I do, will it mean that I lose?
credits
from Fool Me As Many Times As You Like,
track released April 21, 2023
Written, performed, arranged and produced by Daudi Matsiko
Guitar and Vocals - Daudi Matsiko
Saxophone - Pete Beardsworth
Mixed by Adam Scrimshire
Mastered by Guy Davie at Electric Mastering
Artwork by Stephen Teeuw
Design by Veil Projects
Written, performed, arranged and produced by Daudi Matsiko
Guitar and Vocals - Daudi Matsiko
Saxophone - Pete Beardsworth
Mixed by Adam Scrimshire
Mastered by Guy Davie at Electric Mastering
Artwork by Stephen Teeuw
Design by Veil Projects
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Daudi Matsiko UK
Daudi Matsiko's debut album 'The King of Misery' is a hauntingly beautiful exploration of depression, bipolar disorder, and
finding hope in that experience.
“Absolutely glorious”
Lauren Laverne - BBC 6 Music
“Rarely do you find and hear people like him, there are no other Daudi’s that I know”
Gilles Peterson - BBC 6 Music
“One of the great records of the year!”
Andrew Jervis, Bandcamp Weekly
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