P. Duffy
P. is 120 years old.
He is the Piano Player of Duffy & the Legends.
P. is also known as "The Real Phil Duffy".
P. is located in Melbourne at Ride or Die | Melbourne.
P. likes to exercise at the gym during off hours and is trying to rehearse scene in order to get ahead professionally.
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Four O'Clock Lockdown Blues
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Song Details
Four O'Clock Lockdown Blues is Crowdpleaser music in tempo Vivace. The music is revolutionary and the lyrics are mind melting. The song was written 6/6/2020 by P. Duffy. The originality is perfect.
| Fame: |
57 |
| Popularity: |
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| Stage Potential: |
30 |
| Genre: |
Blues |
| Owner: |
Duffy & the Legends |
| First Revealed: |
6/9/2020 |
Dominant Instruments
Lead Vocals
Piano
Special Lyrics
It's four O'clock in the morning.
And I'm here, waiting on you.
Yes it's four O'clock in the morning!
I'm still here, waiting on you.
My dreams are full of busting and fighting.
And I always seem to lose.
It's been ten long weeks since I left this place.
I don't even need to wear my shoes.
Yes it's ten long long weeks since I left his place.
Can't even find where I left my shoes.
So I sit staring out my window pane.
Oh yeah I've got these lockdown blues.
The man, he told me to stay right here.
Locked me up for my own good.
Oh the man, told me to be good and stay right here.
Said locking me up was for my own good.
Ain't no chains keeping me in this jail.
And I've already paid my dues.
So I'm sat in this poor lonesome house.
Waiting for my freedom day to come.
I am sat, in the lonesome old house.
Longing for my freedom day to come.
Waiting for the man to come and set me free.
Tell me my lockdown days are done.
So it's four O'clock in the morning.
And I'm lying here waiting for you.
Yes it's four O'clock in the morning.
I'm still lying here waiting for you.
Waiting for you to up and leave this town.
So I can break these lockdown blues.