1. |
Slowly Walking Away
05:57
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Well I feel alright, ya I'm getting by
Ya gotta give it time, gotta grow with life
Well I feel alright, ya I feel just fine
Ya gotta give it time, give it time to grow
I think I'll give it a try, give it another try
So long as my hearts still beating today
I'll leave the past in-the-past, slowly walking away
So long as my lungs are still breathing today
No more shedding no tears, slowly wipe 'em away
How you spend your time, in this lonely life
Ya, it's up to you, not another soul
How (do) you spend your time, in this crazy life
I think I'll give it a try, give it another try
slowly we all end up walking away
slowly we all end up fading away
slowly we all end up slipping away
So long as my hearts still beating today
I'll leave the past in-the-past, slowly walking away
So long as my lungs are still breathing today
No more shedding no tears, slowly wipe 'em away
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2. |
Coming Up, Coming Down
03:49
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(Well) It's the same (old) story told, from the same old/lonely souls
We're both to blame for the games, that inflict our lovers pain
Ya, it's the same, as it's always been
Ya, it's the same, it's never changing again
Well it's the same in modern times
With the same old lovers crimes
In many ways, it's a shame
We're all insane, all out of our minds
I don't know where to run
How come when I'm coming up
Is when you're coming down
I can't tell right side from up
When you're feeling upside down
You're feeling upside down
And at the end of the day
No our love won't fade away
And who's to say, who's right or wrong
There'll always be ups and downs
Ya it's the same, as it's always been
Ya it's the same, it's never changing again
I don't where to run
How come when I'm coming up
Is when you're coming down
I can't tell right side from up
When you're feeling upside down
You're feeling upside down
Now we're feeling upside down
Now we're feeling upside down
Now we're feeling upside down
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3. |
One Day
03:31
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Ya It takes a quite while, getting down the road
With every step, it takes a little more
Ya, it takes a while, it's not an easy road
Where we're going to, we've yet to know
Ya, real soon now, will the truth be shown
Cuz soon enough in time, I'll be leaving home
One day you'll get there
You'll never wanna come down
One day you'll get there
Well I cross my heart, but don't hope to die
So many takes on truth, it makes you wonder why
The price is much too high, no I won't sell my soul
Cuz soon enough in time, I'll be getting to know
One day you'll get there
You'll never wanna come down
One day you'll get there
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4. |
Ya Don't
03:44
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Ya don't understand, from where ya came, and where to go now
Ya don't understand, how to play, play the game now
Ya don't understand, should I stay, or letcha go now
or letcha go now
or letcha go now
With all that I gave up
And all that I saved up
Still spent all that I owed
Now I won't back down
Because I've been let down
It's all (that) I've ever known
Ya don't have a plan, on this road, your coming down now
Ya don't have a plan, for your soul, or your love now
Ya don't have a plan, to hang on, or letcha ya go now
or letcha go now
or lecha go now
or letcha go now
With all that I gave up
And all that I saved up
Still spent all that I owed
Now I won't back down
Because I've been let down
It's all (that) I've ever known
Now what I should do
Now that I've found you
No I won't let you down
down
down
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