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Artist/Band:
Zutons, The
Lyrics for Song: Six Foot Man
Lyrics for Album: Other Songs - Zutons, The
Well I was born six feet tall,
With no loving at all,
Had to rummage through my life of misery.
I had to go from place to place,
Never recognise my face,
I'm the moody man you never ever see.
Well, one day I placed a bet,
With the money I had left,
Did not know what the future held for me.
Through all the suffering and the pain,
If there's one thing that I've gained,
That's the patience that I now receive.
Poor boy,
Rich boy,
Well, what you gonna do boy?
Now that you have taken all the joy, oh, oh, oh.
And by the very next week,
I had headed a lucky streak,
I had won the lottery, four million pounds.
Opinion seemed to change so fast,
People hear that you've got cash,
? every single woman in this town.
Now I've got my limousine,
And the yacht upon the sea,
And the thousand friends I've never met before.
Through all the suffering and the pain,
But there's one thing that I've gained,
That's the knowledge that had when I was poor.
I was a poor boy,
Now I'm a rich boy,
Well, what you gonna do boy?
Now that you have taken all the joy, oh, oh, oh.
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Six Foot Man
Zutons' 'Six Foot Man' stands as a defining track in the post-punk revival of the early 2000s, characterized by its driving, industrial-tinged rhythms and the band's signature distorted guitar work. The song exemplifies the group's ability to blend aggressive energy with unsettling, atmospheric textures, creating a sonic landscape that feels both claustrophobic and expansive. Released during a period where the band was refining their signature sound, the recording captures the raw intensity of their live performances, translating the chaotic energy of their stage presence into a studio masterpiece. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke a sense of unease and urgency, cementing its place within the broader canon of alternative rock and industrial music. The track remains a staple for fans of the genre, often cited as a prime example of the era's most visceral and impactful recordings. |
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