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2390. “King of Confidence” by Elvis Costello

Joey Michaels on January 26th, 2010

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One final track from the King of America sessions. I would argue that “King of Confidence” is the gem among the extras. A great country song featuring The Confederates , “King of Confidence” is about being a confidant, not a con man. One bears a heavy burden when one is trusted with secrets and pain. Costello’s narrator spent a “couple of years” as the King of Confidence. Doesn’t sound like fun.

This, another song about royalty, would have fit quite nicely on King of America. I would have left off “Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood” and put this one on instead.

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