Chris Difford Fat As A Fiddle Lyrics

I'm never thin I'm never svelte I always wore the bigger belt I never thought I needed help choosing what to eat each moutful a real treat but when I look and see there's a greater part of me

I see the men who work at the gym they have a ripple with every limb they never have this excess skin to cover up their age we're on a different page I look like a tree there's a greater part of me

It's so hard to put on my socks each morning when I wake I see myself when I was thin and the hearts I used to break

Now I have tits just like my mum I'm out breath before I run I like to eat because it's fun but it comes at such a price. I'm on the old brown rice and the herbal tea for the greater part of me I always played the boy in goal cross country runs became a stroll I was the doughnut and the hole but inside I felt great I always licked my plate my face full of beans there's a greater part of me

It's so hard to put on my socks each morning when I wake I see myself when I was thin and the hearts I used to break and it's so hard to pull in the street but it never seems too late, it's so hard

Who wrote Fat As A Fiddle lyrics?

Fat As A Fiddle is written by Mark Nicholas Hewerdine, Christopher Henry Difford.

When was Fat As A Fiddle released?

Fat As A Fiddle is first released in 2008 as part of Chris Difford's album "The Last Temptation of Chris" which includes 13 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.

Which genre is Fat As A Fiddle?

Fat As A Fiddle falls under the genre Alternative.

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