8 Fantasy world

from Shed Songs by Andy Bob Beaumont

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lyrics

Fantasy world

He’s living in a fantasy world, delusion, confusion
His misery destroys his head, finds love in fantasy instead
He knows that she, can never be, more than a friend, obviously
Impossible relationship, come on man, just get a grip!
But he’s living in a fantasy world, invention, illusion.
(He says) “Hey old brain, set me free
Bring me back to reality
Can’t go on, but can’t ignore
Just can’t stand it anymore”

Living in a fantasy world, imagination, frustration
When eye meets eye, he can’t deny, makes him realize, he’s still alive
Behold her curve of shoulder, wants to hold her, never told her
Platonic hug, a touch of hips, he’s just not equipped to deal with it
Living in a fantasy world, invention, illusion

Living in a fantasy world, endorphins, dopamine
He craves her touch, yearns her glance, though he knows he has no chance
Hormones in the blood spark jealousy, acid pain, unexpectedly
He’s got to stop, this fantasy, piles unhappiness on his misery
Living in a fantasy world, invention, illusion
Ain’t it a shame that you get no gain
For taking aim at what you can’t attain
It’s all in a dream, and he can see
It can never be his reality

Living in a fantasy world, delusion, confusion
Impossible relationship, come on man, got to get a grip!
Impossible relationship, come on man, just get a grip!
Impossible relationship, come on man, get a grip!

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from Shed Songs, released April 16, 2016

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Andy Bob Beaumont Bangor, UK

Andy Bob Beaumont is a blues-folk based singer/songwriter from North Wales. He has played in blues bands, jug bands and as a solo artist for many years. He is lead singer in the blues-rock band Scapegoats and a member of The Beaumont Brothers.
His solo music is influenced by the Delta and Country blues-men, Jug bands, and Americana. ... more