Slippin' Away
Dokken
Dokken
DOKKEN
- Slippin' Away LyricsLike a whisper, you came in the night
Gone forever, seems you were right
Long ago, thought it was real
Should've believed love's not forever
I'm slippin' away
Can't seem to hold on
I'm slippin' away
Darkness comes, so cold
Gentle one, so soft and warm
I tried to touch you, I meant you no harm
I'm slippin' away
Can't seem to hold on
I'm slippin' away
Darkness comes, so cold
I'm slippin' away
Can't seem to hold one
Save me
Save me
Save me
Like a whisper, you came in the night
Gone forever, seems you were right
Long ago, I thought it was real
I should've believed that love's not forever
I'm slippin' away
Can't seem to hold on
I'm slippin' away
I just can't hold on
I'm slippin' away
Darkness comes, so cold
I'm slippin' away
Now that you're gone
Gone forever, seems you were right
Long ago, thought it was real
Should've believed love's not forever
I'm slippin' away
Can't seem to hold on
I'm slippin' away
Darkness comes, so cold
Gentle one, so soft and warm
I tried to touch you, I meant you no harm
I'm slippin' away
Can't seem to hold on
I'm slippin' away
Darkness comes, so cold
I'm slippin' away
Save me
Save me
Save me
Like a whisper, you came in the night
Gone forever, seems you were right
Long ago, I thought it was real
I should've believed that love's not forever
I'm slippin' away
Can't seem to hold on
I'm slippin' away
I just can't hold on
I'm slippin' away
Darkness comes, so cold
I'm slippin' away
Now that you're gone
Facts about Slippin' Away
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Slippin' Away is written by Mick Brown, Don Dokken, George Lynch, Jeff Pilson.
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It is first released in 1985 as part of Dokken's album "Under Lock and Key" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, in 'Slippin' Away', Dokken illustrates the loss of a loved one in the metaphor of a whisper in the night. The song's lyrics reveal the pain of holding on to a love that is already fading, depicted through the coming of darkness and coldness as the person is going away. The main feeling of the song is the express of heartbreak, despair, angst, reflection and love. Besides that, the song also talks about the loss and longing nature of love, the impermanence of love and the desperation for help. The lyrics express the feelings of loss and emotional struggle, which in part may not be suitable for very young kids. Nevertheless, there are no strong words, violence or other explicit elements, so the song is fine for older kids accompanied by parents.
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Slippin' Away falls under the genre Rock.
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Slippin' Away song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
Who wrote Slippin' Away lyrics?
Slippin' Away is written by Mick Brown, Don Dokken, George Lynch, Jeff Pilson.
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When was Slippin' Away released?
It is first released in 1985 as part of Dokken's album "Under Lock and Key" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Slippin' Away lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, in 'Slippin' Away', Dokken illustrates the loss of a loved one in the metaphor of a whisper in the night. The song's lyrics reveal the pain of holding on to a love that is already fading, depicted through the coming of darkness and coldness as the person is going away. The main feeling of the song is the express of heartbreak, despair, angst, reflection and love. Besides that, the song also talks about the loss and longing nature of love, the impermanence of love and the desperation for help. The lyrics express the feelings of loss and emotional struggle, which in part may not be suitable for very young kids. Nevertheless, there are no strong words, violence or other explicit elements, so the song is fine for older kids accompanied by parents.
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Which genre is Slippin' Away?
Slippin' Away falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Slippin' Away?
Slippin' Away song length is 3 minutes and 49 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Mick Brown, Don Dokken, George Lynch, Jeff Pilson
Record Label(s): 1985 Elektra Asylum Records for the United States and WEA International Inc for the world outside of the United States
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