Turnover Like Slow Disappearing Lyrics

Three sixteen's of an inch,
Disappear right behind your lips, we were
Waiting and watching the light in the sky,
And it hurt my eyes.

I guess that it must have been then,
We slipped out of our cagey heads and got
Tangled and lost and dove further out into it all again.

And I was afraid, but you were glowing like,
A most relieving light.
You were my revealing light.

I close my eyes and suddenly we were attached.
You stayed with me after the moment passed,
I felt you buried deep under my chest,
Like my lungs when I'm breathing in,
And I was not myself when I opened up my eyes again.

Over our heads in a daze, We sat and watched while the setting changed into,
Something I read in a book that I loved when I was young

I fixed my stare to the screen,
A show with a monster was on the TV,
It was early October, and all of the yards were alive,
With lights.

And I was afraid, but you were glowing like,
A most relieving light.
You were my revealing light.

I close my eyes and suddenly we were attached.
You stayed with me after the moment passed,
I felt you buried deep under my chest,
Like my lungs when I'm breathing in,
And I was not myself when I opened up my eyes again.

Who wrote Like Slow Disappearing lyrics?

Like Slow Disappearing is written by Eric Soucy, Casey Getz, Daniel Dempsey, Austin Getz.

When was Like Slow Disappearing released?

Like Slow Disappearing is first released in 2014 as part of Turnover's album "Peripheral Vision" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.

Which genre is Like Slow Disappearing?

Like Slow Disappearing falls under the genre Alternative.

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