Slippin' Into Darkness
War
War
WAR
- Slippin' Into Darkness LyricsSlippin' into darkness
Take my mind beyond the dreams
I was slippin' into darkness
Take my mind beyond the dreams
Where I talk to my brother, oh, oh, oh
Who never said their name
Slippin' into darkness
When I heard my mother say
I was slippin' into darkness
When I heard my mother say
(Hey, what'd she say? What'd she say?)
You been slippin' into darkness, oh, oh, oh
Pretty soon you're gonna pay, oh, oh, oh, oh
Take my mind beyond the dreams
I was slippin' into darkness
Take my mind beyond the dreams
Where I talk to my brother, oh, oh, oh
Who never said their name
Slippin' into darkness
When I heard my mother say
When I heard my mother say
(Hey, what'd she say? What'd she say?)
You been slippin' into darkness, oh, oh, oh
Pretty soon you're gonna pay, oh, oh, oh, oh
Facts about Slippin' Into Darkness
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Slippin' Into Darkness is written by Thomas Allen, Harold Brown, Lonnie Jordan, Charles Miller, Morris Dickerson, Howard Scott, Lee Levitin.
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It is first released on February 01, 1971 as part of War's album "All Day Music" which includes 7 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we interpret the meaning being expressed, War's 'Slippin' into Darkness' is a song that speaks of the difficulties and the trial of a person's character, which is represented by slipping into darkness. When listening to the song, one can hear the person's fight and the results of his/her actions, through losing friends, family warnings, and the burden of taking care of a wife and a child symbolizing responsibility. The song lyrics of Slippin' into darkness convey mainly the feelings of despair, angst, love, reflection, and solitude. The song, however, brings forth the loss and mourning, and the struggles with addiction and the need for self-reflection and contemplation as the main points of contention. The lyrics are full of darkness and loss, and there are also mentions of drinking that can be problematic for very young children. Even though there are no swear words or any kind of graphic content, the adult themes are indicative of the fact that parental guidance is recommended.
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Slippin' Into Darkness falls under the genre Rock.
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Slippin' Into Darkness song length is 6 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote Slippin' Into Darkness lyrics?
Slippin' Into Darkness is written by Thomas Allen, Harold Brown, Lonnie Jordan, Charles Miller, Morris Dickerson, Howard Scott, Lee Levitin.
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When was Slippin' Into Darkness released?
It is first released on February 01, 1971 as part of War's album "All Day Music" which includes 7 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Slippin' Into Darkness lyrics?
When we interpret the meaning being expressed, War's 'Slippin' into Darkness' is a song that speaks of the difficulties and the trial of a person's character, which is represented by slipping into darkness. When listening to the song, one can hear the person's fight and the results of his/her actions, through losing friends, family warnings, and the burden of taking care of a wife and a child symbolizing responsibility. The song lyrics of Slippin' into darkness convey mainly the feelings of despair, angst, love, reflection, and solitude. The song, however, brings forth the loss and mourning, and the struggles with addiction and the need for self-reflection and contemplation as the main points of contention. The lyrics are full of darkness and loss, and there are also mentions of drinking that can be problematic for very young children. Even though there are no swear words or any kind of graphic content, the adult themes are indicative of the fact that parental guidance is recommended.
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Which genre is Slippin' Into Darkness?
Slippin' Into Darkness falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Slippin' Into Darkness?
Slippin' Into Darkness song length is 6 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Thomas Allen, Harold Brown, Lonnie Jordan, Charles Miller, Morris Dickerson, Howard Scott, Lee Levitin
Record Label(s): 1971 Far Out Productions, Inc
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