Click on highlighted lyrics to explain. Everything goes slipping away In your eyes, I see the day Everything begins to fade What you say, slipping slipping away Somebody take my hand And make me understand Here in the light of day Everything slips away Everything goes slipping away Hard ...
Nena–Slipping Away lyrics Post my meaning Write my explanationnew Request & respond explanations Don't understand the meaning of the song? Highlight lyrics and request an explanation. Click onhighlightedlyrics to explain. Open to everything happy and sad ...
Slipping Away - Moby Lyrics by:Moby Composed by:Moby All that we needed was right The fresh hold is breaking tonight Open to everything happy and sad Seeing the good when it's all going bad Seeing the sun when I can't really see ...
Highlight lyrics and request an explanation. Click on highlighted lyrics to explain. Pounding the world Like a battering ram Forging the furnace For the final grand slam Chopping away at the source Soon the course will be done Leaving a trail of destruction That's second to none Hammering ...
Original Lyrics: Won't you move away, you f***ing tornado? (Suggest Different Misheard Lyrics) (Suggest Correction) "A Stranger"(MP3) Misheard Lyrics: Won't you move away from f***ing tomato? Original Lyrics: Won't you move away, you f***in' tornado?
is a sinuous pop-funk cut with lyrics that balance the sublime and the ridiculous. “i just think you’re cool/i dig your cinema,” an abashed styles wails on the chorus, an admission of his facade being shattered that almost — almost! — excuses the rhyming of “cinema” and “...
Original Performer: Ben Folds Parody Song Title: "Disneyland" Parody Written by: Ian Rowlins The Lyrics take a walk through the gates you go and never stop past junk food stores and mascots copyrighted friends on every block and watch employees grow ...
The song title is inspired by the lyrics to "The Red Viburnum in the Meadow," a Ukrainian protest song written during World War I, which Khlyvnyuk was singing in the video. The last line of the song translates to "Hey, hey, rise up and rejoice." ...
The song title is inspired by the lyrics to "The Red Viburnum in the Meadow," a Ukrainian protest song written during World War I, which Khlyvnyuk was singing in the video. The last line of the song translates to "Hey, hey, rise up and rejoice." ...
Jackson could be a Top 5 artist on a list of influential classic country artists. One hopes his best songs get remade and remastered or covered by the legends of tomorrow, but if not, one simply asks that live performers continue to trust the tools of the trade: great lyrics, honest inte...