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Artist/Band:
Fiona Apple
Lyrics for Song: A Mistake
Lyrics for Album: When the Pawn...
IÂ’m gonna make a mistake
IÂ’m gonna do it on purpose
IÂ’m gonna waste my time
Cuz IÂ’m full as a tick
And IÂ’m scratching at the surface
And what I find is mine
And when the day is done, and I look back
And the fact is I had fun, fumbling around
All the advice I shunned, and I ran
Where they told me not to run, but I sure
Had fun, so
IÂ’m gonna fuck it up again
IÂ’m gonna do another detour
Unpave my path
And if you wanna make sense
Whatcha looking at me for
IÂ’m no good at math
And when I find my way back,
The fact is I just may stay, or I may not
IÂ’ve acquired quite a taste
For a well-made mistake
I wanna make a mistake why canÂ’t I make a mistake?
IÂ’m always doing what I think I should
Almost always doing everybody good
Why-
Do I wanna do right, of course but
Do I really wanna feel IÂ’m forced to
Answer you, hell no
IÂ’ve acquired quite a taste
For a well-made mistake, I wanna
Make a mistake, why canÂ’t I make a mistake
IÂ’m always doing what I think I should
Almost always doing everybody good
Why
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A Mistake
Fiona Apple's "A Mistake" stands as a defining track from her 1999 debut album, When the Pawn..., a record that established her reputation for intricate songwriting and percussive piano work. The song captures the album's signature blend of introspective lyricism and dynamic rhythmic shifts, showcasing Apple's ability to navigate complex emotional landscapes within a single composition. As part of a discography that has consistently challenged pop conventions, this recording highlights her unique vocal delivery and sophisticated arrangement style. The track remains a staple of her early work, reflecting the artistic maturity that would define her subsequent career. It serves as an essential song point for understanding the depth and nuance present in Apple's broader musical catalogue. |
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| Album Lyrics: When the Pawn... |
 Fiona Apple
"When the Pawn..."
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