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Coming Down
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Hip-Hop/Rap
Coming Down was released on January 5, 2010 by Battle Axe as a part of the album The Scenic Route
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Release DateJanuary 5, 2010
LabelBattle Axe
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM84

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Oddities
Oddities
Programming
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Mischa Chillak
Mischa Chillak
Songwriter
Jason Jones
Jason Jones
Songwriter
David Israelievitch
David Israelievitch
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Oddities
Oddities
Producer

Lyrics

And once again, it's the last hour of the weekend
I'm weakened and facing a new week of seeking ends
Through deeds I needed but then
Reason sees it as a means to an end
Since next weekend I need to spend what I earn to be free again
Drugs I needed more than friends
Since before the night ends, I'm bored sitting in the porch light
Waiting for the morning light to send me snoring right to sleep in
It seems a dream at times, I'm seeing skies
Turning deep and red to match the color of these sleepy eyes
Strains of change that never changes but changes the day
Changes the stage in our lives just to take it away
And some say, the sunrise, well it symbolizes what's to come
But I've decided it symbolizes all that's been said and done
With one, last smoke to finish and this, last glass of Guinness
And the last cap of E in me that's fading rapidly each minute
As the last stars diminish in the dawn
Beyond the moonlight, as the new light
Proves this night has come and gone
And I know this is dangerous, how I'm feeling
'Cause I don't wanna come back down, oh no
The night just seems so marvelous
As dazed with feeling, it's so to me
Yeah
(As the sun's coming up and I'm coming down)
Last night, was a blast right?
I ask why doesn't Cy Knightly react like this?
Friends passed out, empty glasses around the room
Sounds of booming speakers leaking out my ears
They'll be gone soon, like a monsoon
Volatility has brought a new awakening
Sit and try to take it in
Maybe isn't natural, as the toll of the evening
The feeling of breathing morning air's deceiving
Sort of rare, unbelievable
Leaving knowing stares on every face I have
I think of stairs and I have to laugh
('Cause I ain't even trying to sleep)
Half of that's true, mad woozy and to last through the night
It's tight, we should recite a rhyme about this
I don't ever want to be up out this
But now the sun's out of hiding (Moon's through looming)
It's too luminescent
Guess I'll just settle in bed sweating
And I know this is dangerous, how I'm feeling
'Cause I don't wanna come back down, oh no
The night just seems so marvelous
As dazed with feeling, it's so to me
Yeah
Things are so seldom perfect
But when they are and it first hits, you feel refurbished
And nothing makes you nervous
Like everything that happened before was worth it
And you go through it all again just so this feeling could resurface
Immersed in the present without thinking at all
Those few times in your life you wish you could reverse and recall
You wouldn't take back a thing, it's
Like you were her since you were small
And when you lay back and relax, you hope to blink and won't fall
Into a creeping deep sleep that, catches you off guard
Waking up as if you never nodded off
And it's hard to grasp 'cause now it's past
And you're back at the beginning asking yourself
"How long can I last before getting
Another second of passion for living?"
It went too fast but that's a given
I guess it's meant to happen like that and that's how we're driven
When your imagination becomes an actual vision
And it's so vivid you're never too distracted to miss it
And I know this is dangerous, how I'm feeling
'Cause I don't wanna come back down, oh no
The night just seems so marvelous
As dazed with feeling, it's so to me
(This is dangerous, how I'm feeling)
'Cause I don't wanna come back down, oh no
(I don't wanna come back down, oh no)
The night just seems so marvelous
As dazed with feeling, it's so to me
Yeah
Come back down
Ooh
This is dangerous
And I don't wanna come back down, no
It's so to me
Written by: David Israelievitch, Jason Jones, Mischa Chillak
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