Lyrics




My old man died on a Saturday night
I watched as he just stopped breathing
And though it was awful and painful and sad
I was glad that he wasn't alone
It felt like something he'd just had to go through
An arduous task he'd been given
And it seemed so unfair it was his cross to bear
The sickest and weakest of us
Oh, we never spoke much as a father and son
But we had an understanding
And I still hear his voice when I open my mouth
In anger, or wisdom, or such
Oh, if I see a similar jacket or hair
I think for a moment I've found him
But then I remember, it's not about where
And I know he's not lost, he is gone
I'm just glad that he wasn't alone



Writer(s): Jamie Edward Lenman, Sean Genockey, Angus Macfarlane Cowan, Harry Peter Goodchild, Daniel James Kavanagh


Jamie Lenman - Muscle Memory Max
Album Muscle Memory Max
date of release
25-11-2023

1   Friends In Low Places
2   Mexican Wave
3   All The Things You Hate About Me, I Hate Them Too - Sax Mix
4   Interview with Alex Irons
5   Let All The Poisons That Lurk In The Mud Hatch Out
6   It's Hard to Be a Gentleman
7   Too Scared To Fight - MM Version
8   I Ain't Your Boy - Live on Alex Irons Presents
9   For God's Sake
10   Embarrassment - Live on Alex Irons Presents
11   A Day in the Life
12   Pretty Please - Live on Amazing Radio
13   A Day In The Life - Second Take
14   It's Hard To Be A Gentleman - Strings Mix
15   Little Lives - Click Track Version
16   Fight Sounds
17   Smash, Stab And Burn
18   Deep Down - MM Version
19   Muscle Memory
20   A Little Bit Of Rapping
21   Money Changes Everything
22   My Anchor - MM Version
23   Shotgun House
24   Muscle
25   Little Lives
26   Saturday Night
27   If You Have to Ask You'll Never Know
28   Memory
29   A Quiet Understanding
30   Pretty Please
31   I Ain't Your Boy
32   The Six Fingered Hand
33   Fizzy Blood
34   No News Is Good News
35   One of My Eyes Is a Clock
36   Shower of Scorn
37   A Terrible Feeling
38   The Fuck of It All
39   All the Things You Hate About Me, I Hate Them Too
40   Gary, Indiana
41   A Plague on Both Your Houses




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