Play God (Live From Finsbury Park) Sam Fender
"Play God" by Sam Fender, released in 2019, is a #Rock song that explores themes of existentialism, societal pressure, and the search for identity. Its powerful lyrics convey a struggle against conforming to expectations. The live performance features energetic instrumentation and emotive vocals, resonating with audiences for its authenticity and relatability.
[Verse 1]
You were cracking all your fingers
With your eyes fixed to the floor
Sound had echoed down the street
By the monument you hear
Man is screaming through a megaphone
"Get your hands off the Middle East"
Every word would herd the cynical
Every word would cut your teeth
[Refrain]
And he will play God
And he will play God
[Verse 2]
It's all the same down in the capital
All the suits and clattered feet
Sewer rats will shower the underground
In a race to make ends meet
[Refrain]
And he will play God
And he will play God
[Chorus]
Am I mistaken or are we breaking
Under weight from the long time
That he played God?
Am I mistaken or are we breaking
Under weight from the long time
That he played God?
You were cracking all your fingers
With your eyes fixed to the floor
Sound had echoed down the street
By the monument you hear
Man is screaming through a megaphone
"Get your hands off the Middle East"
Every word would herd the cynical
Every word would cut your teeth
[Refrain]
And he will play God
And he will play God
[Verse 2]
It's all the same down in the capital
All the suits and clattered feet
Sewer rats will shower the underground
In a race to make ends meet
[Refrain]
And he will play God
And he will play God
[Chorus]
Am I mistaken or are we breaking
Under weight from the long time
That he played God?
Am I mistaken or are we breaking
Under weight from the long time
That he played God?
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