So What About It

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Fall advice!

Fall advice!

Fall advice!

Fall advice!

The man on the lawn has gone out of town

It's your fault

The TV was all bugged out

But it happens

Fall advance!

Shaking my bones down the M14

Passenger seat gripped tight

And seriously

I cannot sleep

But I'm happy

I cannot eat

So what about it?

It happens

It happens

It happens

Fall at last!

The works down the drain

And angels never blame

So what about it?

Fall at last!

Let's get wrecked

So my bones are alive

So my aren't depressed

So what about it?

Fall at last!

Two parties on the ground

You're driving around the lake districts

You're stepping around

It doesn't matter to me

Cause it happens

It's magic

So what about it?

So What About It

Released by the English post-punk band Fall, 'So What About It' stands as a defining track from their 1982 album, *The Golden Age of Grotesquerie*. The song exemplifies the group's signature style, blending driving rhythms with a distinct, often unsettling vocal delivery that became a hallmark of their work. As a key component of their discography, the recording captures the raw energy and dark humor characteristic of Fall's early career. It remains a staple in the band's catalog, frequently cited by fans and critics as a prime example of their unique contribution to the post-punk genre. The track's enduring presence in their body of work underscores its significance in the history of English alternative music.