
Cavetown has teamed up with Chloe Moriondo for his new single 'Sailboat'
The upcoming album 'Running With Scissors' drops later this month.
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'Fool' is a study in circular self-recrimination. Cavetown traces the shape of a relationship that neither party seems willing to leave, each complicit in its own stasis. The narrator chases nothing great; the other person pretends at love. Neither moves. The song sits in this paralysis with a kind of resigned clarity, the repeated refrain anchoring itself in uncertainty: "I don't know where I'm supposed to go." What makes it work is the specificity beneath the confession. Phone calls at three in the morning, complaints about mothers, trips to the cemetery, cycling to school at half past seven. These details ground the abstraction. Cavetown's voice stays small and intimate, letting the vulnerability live in the plainness of the admission rather than in volume. By the final verse, the tense shifts backward; what was present becomes past, though nothing has actually resolved. The closing parenthetical whisper, a voice offering reassurance, arrives too late to change the shape of what came before.
"Fool" is a track by Cavetown, from the album Lemon Boy, released 2018. The track is 3:54 long. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Cavetown.
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The upcoming album 'Running With Scissors' drops later this month.

"It’s finally being unveiled at just the right time," comments Cavetown.

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It's taken from his forthcoming album, 'Sleepyhead'