The acoustic-driven strum-groove stays in front of the mix, and the lead-vocal delivery feels at once like a catharsis and an exercise in moderation. A gorgeous melody elevates the pocket, and a familiar backbeat makes the listener comfortable; the feel here is like casual advice from a friend: let it take you back to that good old toxic relationship and how you dodged a bullet.
The vocals double-up for the chorus, and Fool For You takes off like the runaway’s anthem that it is - from sanctuary to gilded cage in the flip of an emotion.