Louis Dunford - Bossman (Live in the Wilderness)

Have you ever been blown away by a musician's talent? 🤯 We had the privilege of hanging out with the incredible Louis Dunford, a gifted singer-songwriter whose music will leave you wanting more! His latest single, 'Bossman,' is an absolute masterpiece—you've got to check it out for yourself! Get ready to be captivated by Louis's talent, and don't forget to let us know what you think of his latest release. We're pretty sure you'll be just as amazed as we were! Behind the lyrics: This tune tells three true stories about three real people I’ve encountered on a night out and the sacrifices they make to provide a better life for them and their families. Three men I call “Bossman”. - Louis Dunford Lyrics: I'm in the toilets of a shit old club While all of these other boys are taking drugs I'm talking with Bossman about love and loss and Where life goes wrong 'cause he works all night just to take home a wage Selling chewing gum and lollypops and cheap aftershaves To the boys in huaraches sniffing cocaine off car keys All night long And I say mate Don't you ever get sick of the sight Of the drunken fights And the smell, of shit, sick and piss There's got to be more to life than this And he said son I've got no riches to boast But see in luck and love, I swear I'm richer than most I've got a wife and two kids There's so much more to my life than this So no spray, no lay, no splash, no gash Cheap aftershaves in exchange for cash I'm not making a killing bruv But I'm making a living and that's enough I'm on my way home in the backseat of a cab And I'm talking with bossman while I eat my kebab I'll ask him if he's been busy, what time he gets off and dizzy From 'round this way 'cause he works all night on a twelve-hour shift With the gypsy jeans and the beauty queens and the lads on the piss They've had a couple of shandies mixed with Charlie and Mandy Every weekend's the same And I say, mate, don't you ever get sick of abuse from the drunken youths Leaning out your window being sick There's got to be more to life than this And he said son I've got no riches you see But my son's at school and education ain't free He'll be a doctor someday If he wants a future we've got to pay So I'll drive all night with these drunken kids Who need to stop to get cash or need to stop for a piss I'm not making a killing, bruv But I'm making a living and that's enough I'm at the counter of my local shop Where bossman's been working since we were kids in the blocks Every Saturday night he would serve me with my fake ID when I was fifteen years old And he's still there now before I go to bed And in the morning with the bakers a pint of milk and loaf of bread He sleeps and he showers then works another twenty four hours You see it's taking its toll And I say mate, don't you ever get sick of this place stacking shelves every day Come on bruv, you've got to admit, there's got to be more to life than this And he said son I'm barely making ends meet But there's a war back home and people die in the street Said I thank God every day, that me and my family have got away So I'll spend my life in this shop but it's sweet 'cause I don't fight to survive and I don't fight just to eat And I'm not making a killing, bruv But I'm alive and I'm living and that's enough Filmed in Sydenham Woods. Hope you all enjoy! Stay Amazing!✌   / officiallouisdunford     / louisdunford   If you like this and would like to see more, make sure you subscribe to Live In The Wilderness! Like our Facebook and follow us on Instagram!    / liveinthewilderness     / liveinthewilderness   #LiveInTheWilderness #LouisDunford #Bossman