Walkin' Down

Story Behind The Song

My story of conforming from youth to adulthood, country to city, and nieve to knowing.

Song Description

The lack of knowledge of truly where we are growing up, especially in a depression environment. Having the ambition to explore and get the most from the future.

Song Length 4:43 Genre Folk - Contemporary, Jazz - Modern
Tempo Slow (71 - 90) Lead Vocal Male Vocal
Mood Nonviolent, Depressing Subject Conformity, Loneliness
Similar Artists Billy Joel, Elton John Language English
Era 1990 - 1999

Lyrics

Verse 1:
When I was young I couldn't see
Shadows hanging over me
There were no blinders in my way
Making friends most every day

Chorus:
Walkin' down an old lazy river
Watching suns set and moons by the bay
Breakin' down all the language of the city
Walkin' down, every day's a brighter day

Verse 2:
I'm not young any more
But that can't change the way I feel
Growing up is awfully hard to do
You never know what's really real

Chorus

Bridge:
Instrumental

Repeat Verse 2

Chorus

Fade out

Lyrics Larry E. Basinger Music Larry E. Basinger/Ron DeFilipo
Producer Bratt Sudios Performance Ron DeFilipo/Bill Pratt
Label Basinger Music Productions

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