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Artist/Band:
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Lyrics for Song: Fortune Faded
Lyrics for Album: Live in Hyde Park Disc 1
They say in chess you've got to kill the queen and then you've made it
Oh why - do you?
A funny thing the king who gets himself assasinated
Hey now, every time I lose - altitude
You took a town by storm the mess you made was nominated
Oh why - Do you?
Now put away your welcome, soon you'll find you've over stayed it
Hey now, every time I lose - altitude
So divine, hell of an elevator, all the while my fortune faded
Never Mind, the consequences of the crime this time my fortune's faded
The medicated state of mind you've found is over rated
Oh why - Do you?
You saw it all come down and now its time to imitate it
Hey now, every time I lose - altitude
So divine, hell of an elevator, all the while my fortune faded
Never Mind, the consequences of the crime this time my fortune's faded
Come on god, do I seem bullet proof...
So divine, hell of an elevator, all the while my fortune faded
Never Mind, the consequences of the crime this time's my fortune's faded
So divine, hell of an elevator, all the while my fortune faded
Never Mind, the consequences of the crime this time's my fortune's faded
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Fortune Faded
Fortune Faded stands as a testament to the Red Hot Chili Peppers' enduring ability to blend funk-infused rock with introspective lyricism. Recorded during their celebrated 2004 performance at Hyde Park, this live rendition captures the band at a dynamic peak, showcasing the raw energy that defines their catalogue. The track reflects the group's signature fusion of rhythmic guitar work and driving basslines, elements that have anchored their discography for decades. While the studio version offers a polished production, this live interpretation highlights the improvisational spirit and communal atmosphere that characterize their concerts. It remains a compelling song in their extensive body of work, illustrating how the band continues to evolve while maintaining the core sonic identity that has influenced generations of rock musicians. |
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