Solitaire
Hazell Dean · Other Songs - Hazell Dean
If the cats don't get 'em the winter wind will.
But i am a fool and i water them everyday.
Have some faith in what's-his-name
The deck is stacked but just the same,
I'd rather lose a hand of hearts i swear,
Than to win a round of solitaire.
Both of us drink from a fountain of feeling, waiting for the blood to spill.
If the doubts don't get us then the apathy will.
But i am a fool and i worship you everyday.
Have some faith in what's-his-name
The deck is stacked but just the same,
I'd rather lose a hand of hearts i swear,
Than to win a round of solitaire.
Hiding the hurt or fighting and bickering, thinking that we've had our fill.
If the lies don't do it then the honesty will.
But i am a fool and i water you everyday.
Have some faith in what's-his-name
The deck is stacked but just the same,
I'd rather lose a hand of hearts i swear,
Than to win a round of solitaire.
Solitaire - Hazell Dean
Hazell Dean's 'Solitaire' stands as a defining track from her early solo career, capturing the melancholic essence of English indie pop in the late 1980s. The song features Dean's signature emotive vocals and a production style that blends acoustic guitar with atmospheric textures, characteristic of the era's intimate recording aesthetic. Released alongside other notable works like 'I'm A Fool Too' and 'What Dreams Are Made Of', the track exemplifies her ability to craft personal narratives that resonate deeply with listeners. As a key component of her discography, 'Solitaire' remains a staple for fans of her body of work, reflecting the raw emotional honesty that defined her approach to songwriting during this pivotal period in her musical journey.