Fella in the Cellar

John Miles, Bob Marshall

Take it easy going down the stairs,
I find my way.
Just a small light from the open door,
I can leave the world behind but only by one floor.
In the shadows everything is clear,
I'm almost there.
Then the wind blows through the house upstairs.
Hopelessly I turn around,
Empty as l hear that sound.
No more shadows on the floo,are
The wind has closed the door, the door...
I'm the fella in the cellar I'm going nowhere.
Locked in here forever but why should you care?
Days that I was never afraid to be there,
The fella in the cellar who's going nowhere.
So I cry and no-one hears me,
They won't miss me for a while.
Live my life alone, the thought seemed fine,
The choice was mine.
As it changes to confusion,
When the night and day don't end,
I can't believe that this was meant for me.
I'm the fella in the cellar I'm going nowhere.
Locked in here forever but why should you care?
Days that I was never afraid to be there,
The fella in the cellar who's going nowhere.
I can't be wrong,
Gotta be strong,
I know I'm gonna get out of this place alive.
I can't be wrong,
Gotta be strong,
I know I'm gonna get out of this place alive,
Alive...

Trivia about the song Fella in the Cellar by John Miles

When was the song “Fella in the Cellar” released by John Miles?
The song Fella in the Cellar was released in 1979, on the album “More Miles per Hour”.
Who composed the song “Fella in the Cellar” by John Miles?
The song “Fella in the Cellar” by John Miles was composed by John Miles, Bob Marshall.

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