Did You Slip?
from Nameless 7 by Yotam Perel
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First song of Nameless 7.
Sung by Andrew Dennis.
Chords are in the lyrics section
Sung by Andrew Dennis.
Chords are in the lyrics section
lyrics
E
Hello my turtle boy
C#m
It seems you fell into a coma
F#m
Did you slip?
B
Straight from your subconscious here's a tip
E
Perhaps you should revert back
C#m
To the simple life you know
F#m
But first a spirit quest
B
From your depressed shell of a soul
B - Bb - A
A Am
Listen to my voices
E E7
As if you have other choices
A Am
Jump into my tea cup
G#m C#m
And with no hiccup
F#m B
You will be saved
Hello my turtle boy
C#m
It seems you fell into a coma
F#m
Did you slip?
B
Straight from your subconscious here's a tip
E
Perhaps you should revert back
C#m
To the simple life you know
F#m
But first a spirit quest
B
From your depressed shell of a soul
B - Bb - A
A Am
Listen to my voices
E E7
As if you have other choices
A Am
Jump into my tea cup
G#m C#m
And with no hiccup
F#m B
You will be saved
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from Nameless 7,
track released February 12, 2014
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Perel Israel
i sometimes write songs with lyrics and sometimes i dont!
If ya wanna use any of my music in your thangs - feel free! just credit me plz :-)
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