Fidelity

Regina Spektor · Live In London [2010]

I never loved nobody fully

Always one foot on the ground

And by protecting my heart truly

I got lost, in the sounds



I hear in my mind

All of these voices

I hear in my mind

All of these words

I hear in my mind

All of this music

And it breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart



Suppose I never ever met you

Suppose we'd never fell in love

Suppose I never ever let you

Kiss me so sweet and so soft

Suppose I never ever saw you

Suppose you never ever called

Suppose I kept on singing love songs

Just to break my own fall

Just to break my fall

Just to break my fall

Just to break my fall

Break my fall, break my fall



All my friends say that of course its

Gonna get better, gonna get better

Better, better, better, better, better, better, better



I never loved nobody fully

Always one foot on the ground

And by protecting my heart truly

I got lost, in the sounds



I hear in my mind

All of these voices

I hear in my mind

All of these words

I hear in my mind

All of this music

And it breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart



I hear in my mind

All of these voices

I hear in my mind

All of these words

I hear in my mind

All of this music

And it breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart

It breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart

Breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart

It breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart

And it breaks my heart

Fidelity - Regina Spektor

Regina Spektor's "Fidelity" appears on her 2010 live recording, "Live In London," capturing the raw energy of her performance style. As a defining track from this era, the song showcases her signature blend of folk and indie rock, characterized by intricate guitar work and emotive vocals. Released during a period where she was refining her sound beyond her earlier indie-folk roots, the recording highlights her ability to deliver complex arrangements with intimate intensity. The track stands as a testament to her live prowess, offering listeners a glimpse into her dynamic stage presence and the collaborative spirit of her band. It remains a notable song in her discography, reflecting her evolution as an artist who prioritizes authentic expression over polished studio perfection.