One by one
I can’t see each face getting lost in symmetry
Stand on my own feet
On my own
All I want for people is a perfect harmony
Such a symphony
I’m on the way back home
I heard they say it’s a shame on me
But no longer am I on the run
What will I see while I get turned
All I did, you got my knees bowed
No I can’t find the way round, my oh my
One by one
I can’t see each face getting lost in symmetry
Stand on my own feet
On my own
All I want for people is a perfect harmony
Such a symphony
I’m on the way back home
So how come you behave to me bad
Like you can’t see me so far
When all the words don’t mean so much
Is it me or you who’ve been cruel
You once said we’d be no fools
My oh my
On my own
All I want for people is a perfect harmony
Such a symphony like a little child
One by one
I can’t see each face getting lost in symmetry
Stand on my own feet
On my own
All I want for people is a perfect harmony
Such a symphony
I’m on the way back home
Perfect harmony
Such a symphony
I’m on the way back home
- Lyricist
Kensuke Sudo
- Composer
Kensuke Sudo
- Producer
Wataru Minamide
- Recording Engineer
Wataru Minamide, Kensuke Sudo
- Mixing Engineer
Kensuke Sudo
- Guitar
THE FATS
- Bass Guitar
THE FATS
- Drums
THE FATS
- Keyboards
THE FATS
- Vocals
THE FATS
- Background Vocals
THE FATS
- Songwriter
Kensuke Sudo
- Organ
THE FATS
- Percussion
THE FATS
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This is the first EP from THE FATS, a five-piece rock band formed in September 2024 during the band's first-year of high school.
With the soul of Brit Pop at the heart of the band's inspiration, their covers of classics from the likes of The Beatles and Oasis have been viewed over 2.5 million times on YouTube.
Whilst juggling schoolwork, live performances, media interviews and other appearances, the band set their sights on creating original music in September 2025.
Recording started in the band's high school classroom, with the first track, "Liberta", written by THE FATS frontman, Yota.
Kensuke Sudo taking charge with the writing for the remaining three tracks, as well as recording and mixing the EP itself. The Japanese lyrics for the fourth track was written by Jack-of-all-trades, one man band "TOM-ATOM".
The album artwork was designed by THE FATS' fellow classmates, who are also supporting staff members for the band.
This album demonstrates the true and infinite potential of THE
FATS.
