“Fool” – Helen Maw

“Fool” by Helen Maw brings emotionally evocative, introspective, and soulful lyrics and tonality to the song “Fool.” Maw expresses the raw emotions of heartbreak and regret one may feel after a really rough breakup. Maw seems to be grappling with the pain of losing the relationship they had with their loved one and realized that their hope for a mutual and lasting love was not and will not be reciprocated. “Fool” conveys feelings of hurt, disappointment, and self-awareness of her own naivety. Even though Maw feels foolish for being in a relationship that didn’t serve her, she also learns from their experience and begins to accept and also understand that healing will take time. If you are seeking a vulnerable soulful song filled with heartfelt and poignant lyrics, then check out “Fool!!” You will not feel like one for giving it a listen, I promise : ).

Written by Gabrielle LaRochelle

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