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Slow Motion
21
Rock
Slow Motion was released on October 16, 2012 by Fear and the Nervous System as a part of the album Fear and the Nervous System
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Release DateOctober 16, 2012
LabelFear and the Nervous System
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM97

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Fear and The Nervous System
Fear and The Nervous System
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
James Shaffer
James Shaffer
Songwriter
Billy Gould
Billy Gould
Songwriter
Brooks Wackerman
Brooks Wackerman
Songwriter
Leopold Ross
Leopold Ross
Songwriter
Zachary Baird
Zachary Baird
Songwriter
Steve Krolikowski
Steve Krolikowski
Songwriter
James Monti
James Monti
Songwriter

Lyrics

Until I hear those voices roar again
You could mistake me for a madman
You'll never move from here in this position
Calling outwards up to the heavens
Everything around me seems to move
Seems to move in slow emotion
Did I leave this one too much alive?
Do I want to remember?
And did she scratch my name out as she died?
Locked in motion, the constant tremor
After hours the only doctor
Open to attack as I approach the doorstep
We tread on the killing fields
Everything around me seems to move
Seems to move in slow motion
Did I leave this one too much alive?
Do I want to remember?
And did she scratch my name out as she died?
Everything around me seems to move in slow motion
Caught at full flicker, my mind is always on
Your commitment falls flat with that hesitation
Do you call this murder?
Yeah, this is nearly over
In this ritual of the highest order
My love takes the shape of a spade or dagger
When you stand there marked as a traitor
You know you get what you pay for
Did I leave this one too much alive?
Do I want to remember?
And did she scratch my name out as she died?
Look at you all, who really made these tears fall?
Look at you all
Written by: Billy Gould, Brooks Wackerman, James Monti, James Shaffer, Leopold Ross, Steve Krolikowski, Zachary Baird
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