Slide Down Slowly
from The History Effect by Tarmac Adam
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lyrics
Slide down slowly, rise up fast
Lie down lonely, don't stand up last
Frantic looking, second glance
Blind ambition, blind to chance
Junk the house, hit the wall, get abstract
Hitch a ride and never think of coming back
Breathe for money, sing for laughs
High and mighty, a happy chance
Walk in shallow, swim in deep
Climb up big trees, fall on feet
Junk the house, hit the wall, get abstract
Hitch a ride and never think of coming back
Parts divide in gentle collapse
Drift away, tears in rain, and fade to black
Slide down slowly, rise up fast
Lie down lonely, don't stand up last
Frantic looking, second glance
Blind ambition, blind to chance
Junk the house, hit the wall, get abstract
Hitch a ride and never think of coming back
Breathe for money, sing for laughs
High and mighty, a happy chance
Walk in shallow, swim in deep
Climb up big trees, fall on feet
Junk the house, hit the wall, get abstract
Hitch a ride and never think of coming back
Parts divide in gentle collapse
Drift away, tears in rain, and fade to black
Slide down slowly, rise up fast
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from The History Effect,
released January 1, 2013
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Tarmac Adam Melbourne, Australia
Tarmac Adam is the studio creation of Melbourne, Australia-based songwriter Matt O’Donnell and co-conspirator, multi-instrumentalist Steve Paix.
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Oct 2015 -
Jan 2013 -
Jan 2003
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