Sorry grace you're almost a shadow faking the sorrow turn on the cancer
Show what a sad parade we're all confined to staying in
And bored in the evening slacker complexion playing a choke bore song
What a sad excuse we have for living slow down slow down you lost me
You lost me now twenty years and no one to talk to nothing to tell you
I'll write it all down instead what I'd say if I could argue more
I try to paint or write or surprise you
But I got no soul and I've had a life too priceless and sublime slow down you lost me
Favez - Slow Down Lyrics
Favez - Slow Down Lyrics
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Sorry grace you're almost a shadow faking the sorrow turn on the cancer
Show what a sad parade we're all confined to staying in
And bored in the evening slacker complexion playing a choke bore song
What a sad excuse we have for living slow down slow down you lost me
You lost me now twenty years and no one to talk to nothing to tell you
I'll write it all down instead what I'd say if I could argue more
I try to paint or write or surprise you
But I got no soul and I've had a life too priceless and sublime slow down you lost me
Show what a sad parade we're all confined to staying in
And bored in the evening slacker complexion playing a choke bore song
What a sad excuse we have for living slow down slow down you lost me
You lost me now twenty years and no one to talk to nothing to tell you
I'll write it all down instead what I'd say if I could argue more
I try to paint or write or surprise you
But I got no soul and I've had a life too priceless and sublime slow down you lost me
Writer: GUY BOREL, CHRISTIAN FIGHERA, PHILIPPE JORDAN, FREDERIC MAGNENAT, CHRISTIAN WICKY
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Performed By: Favez
Length: 3:20
Written by: GUY BOREL, CHRISTIAN FIGHERA, PHILIPPE JORDAN, FREDERIC MAGNENAT, CHRISTIAN WICKY