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Fool's Gold
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Rock
Fool's Gold was released on January 29, 2021 by Year of the Rat Records as a part of the album The Modern State
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Release DateJanuary 29, 2021
LabelYear of the Rat Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM125

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
The Young Hearts
The Young Hearts
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Craig Lawrence
Craig Lawrence
Songwriter
Andrew Pepin
Andrew Pepin
Songwriter
Stew Thorpe
Stew Thorpe
Songwriter
Aaron Jackson
Aaron Jackson
Songwriter

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
It's such a shame
We spent so much time wishin' away
Those hazy nights by the carnival lights
We didn't worry about a thing
Where are we goin'?
Just don't ask me where I've been
I swear the dreams will be the death of me
Or just break my bones again
But is it only a fool that dreams like this?
[Verse 2]
I hang my head upon the romance
Of a youth I wasted away
Spent fifteen years amongst the diamonds and hearts
Singing songs of the better days
To tell you the truth
If I ever could
I think I'd do it all again
[Verse 3]
What you think about the afterlife?
Do you think it has those neon signs?
And the radio plays your favorite songs on repeat
I think I could get used to it
Tangled up in that midnight American kiss
And the streetlight silhouette weighs on the back of my neck
But it was easier then
It's gettin' dark enough to rest my
[Verse 4]
Head upon the romance
Of a youth I wasted away
Spent fifteen years amongst the diamonds and hearts
Singing songs of the better days
To tell you the truth
If I ever could
I think I'd do it all again
[Verse 5]
I swear these dreams will be the death of me
Just break my bones again
I swear these dreams will be the death of me
So just break my bones again
[Verse 6]
I hang my head upon the romance
Of a youth I wasted away
Spent fifteen years amongst the diamonds and hearts
Singing songs of the better days
To tell you the truth
If I ever could
I think I'd do it all again
Written by: Aaron Jackson, Andrew Pepin, Craig Lawrence, Stew Thorpe
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