I'm Old & I'm Fat & I Still Hate Myself (Official Audio) - Goodbye Blue Monday

Опубликовано: 17 Июль 2026
на канале: Goodbye_Blue_Monday_Band
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There’s a reflection of a man I used to be
But I hate the one I’m seeing who is standing in front of me
My limbs are slowing down
But my brain is speeding up
Pull yourself together baby, come on suck in that gut

You’re getting older, getting older
Getting older, you’re getting older

Look at my wretched face painted with lines and scars
Written by the life that I have lived and carved.
I could just scream at my distorted body
My damaged arms, my flabby tummy
Cover your eyes
Please cover your eyes
I’m disgusting like the person I am inside

You’re getting older, getting older, getting older
My mind can’t keep up
You’re getting older, getting older
My body’s getting older, but my mind can’t keep up

Now I know my debts will never be cleared
And I know I won’t get over my insecurities
I know I’ll never age with dignity
And I’m starting to think my dog will outlive me

I know
I’ll be the first to go
I know I’ll be the first to go
To go
I know I’ll be the first to go
Getting older, getting older
Getting older, you’re getting older
To go
Getting older, getting older
Getting older, you’re getting older

From Goodbye Blue Monday's album: “Let’s Go Goodbye Blue Monday By Goodbye Blue Monday”, an album by Goodbye Blue Monday.

Released March 13, 2023

Lyrics by Graham Lough
"Music" by Goodbye Blue Monday

Recorded & Mixed by James Johnson @ Tonegarden Music Studio, Edinburgh
Mastered by Ant Booth @ Kesbri Studios, Bolton
Produced by The Royal Dick Bar & The Southern Bar
Released via Make-That-A-Take Records

Graham Lough - Vocals / Guitar / Organ / Piano / Other Additional Shit
Sean Barnold - Guitar / Vocals / Claps
Ross Gammie - Bass / Vocals / Additional Percussion / Human Bowling Ball
Alberto Morillas-Bravo - Drums

Additional vocals by Jack Cuntingham (of former GBM glory); Deeker from Rad Apples; Brian from Conroy's Basement; Garry Biscuits from The Garry Biscuits Band
Unsolicited harmonies by Jon & Kev from Paper Rifles; Beth fae Gooch
Bagpipes by Martin Hay