The Fool

Breaking Chains: Zelly's Anthem of Liberation
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Lyrics

You say I ain't suffered

You accuse me of not experiencing hardship

And I haven't paid my dues

Claiming I haven't faced challenges or paid my dues

Well I think your just bitter wishin' I was more like you

Suggesting bitterness, wishing I conformed to your expectations

How can I know what love is when I haven't lived enough

Expressing uncertainty about understanding love due to limited life experiences

And I know don't know the music that you had growing up

Acknowledging unfamiliarity with the music from your past

But I'll be fine you weren't much comfort on those cold and dreary nights

Conveying resilience despite your lack of comfort during difficult nights


Burn your records, and don't make a sound

Encouraging the act of discarding past influences and being silent

Choke on that ego enough to hear me out

Advising to overcome arrogance and listen to what I have to say

Because I may have been a coward afraid of losing you

Admitting past fear of losing you but asserting change for the future

But the next time that you come around I will not be the fool.

Declaring determination not to be fooled in future encounters


I think about the good times, man I dream about them now

Reflecting on positive memories and yearning for them

But soon I would fall victim drowning in my own self doubt

Revealing susceptibility to self-doubt leading to personal struggles

And I don't know the reasons that your demons never left

Expressing uncertainty about the persistence of personal demons

But I damn nearly killed myself trying to get them off your chest

Highlighting the extreme measures taken to help you with your struggles

So let me go I'll take that train a little farther down the road

Requesting freedom to move on from the past and its burdens


Burn your records, and don't make a sound

Reiterating the need to discard past influences and maintain silence

Choke on that ego enough to hear me out

Emphasizing the importance of setting aside ego to listen

Because I may have been a coward afraid of losing you

Acknowledging past cowardice but asserting change for future encounters

But the next time that you come around I will not be the fool.

Reaffirming determination not to be deceived in the future


We both know I got a mouth and I don't need no puppeteer

Asserting independence, stating no need for manipulation

So I cut off all you strings but that song's still ringing in my ears

Despite breaking free, the influence or impact lingers


Burn your records, and don't make a sound

Repeating the need to discard past influences and maintain silence

Choke on that ego enough to hear me out

Stressing the importance of humility to listen and understand

Because I may have been a coward afraid of losing you

Acknowledging past fear but expressing readiness for change

But the next time that you come around I will not be

Reiterating determination not to be fooled in future interactions

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