A Fortunate Mistake
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| Album track by The Special Goodness | |||||
| Album | The Special Goodness (album) | ||||
| Released | November 21, 1998 (Japan only) | ||||
| Recorded | March-April 1996 Tom Ackerman's house White Horse studios |
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| Length | 6:50 | ||||
| Label | Rock Records | ||||
| Writer(s) | Patrick Wilson | ||||
| Producer(s) | Tony Lash | ||||
| Status | Officially released | ||||
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"A Fortunate Mistake" is the eighth track from the debut album by The Special Goodness.
Contents
Overview
"A Fortunate Mistake" bears the distinction of being the longest Special Goodness track at 6:50. It evolved from a Huge Guy demo called "Boy Am I Lucky", and features Pat's old friend Pat Finn on bass.
Personnel
- Patrick Wilson - guitar, drums, vocals
- Pat Finn - bass
- Tony Lash - keyboards, percussion
Audio
Lyrics
I tried and I failed, I tried and I failed
It was the best thing that could have happened
There's nothing left here, nothing to care for
No one to talk with, no one to listen
I tried and I failed, I tried and I failed
It was the best thing that could have happened
Too bad you find it all so impressive
Too bad you see it as something precious
I tried and I failed, I tried and I failed
It was the best thing that could have happened
There's nothing left here, nothing to care for
No one to talk with, no one to listen
