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Slow Song Lyrics — Sleater-Kinney | Dork

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Slow Song Lyrics

Lyrics

Slow Song

From Sleater-Kinney (Remastered)1995

Written by Carrie Brownstein, Corin Tucker

Produced by Sleater-Kinney, Tim Green

Lyrics

Slow Song

Heard what you said, I heard what you said On that day Wasn't so nice, it wasn't so nice As I thought it would be Don't you know that I would go If I had a way Running for my life, I'm running from those eyes And if it feels that way 'Cause it doesn't work that way It didn't work today Feeling so down, I'm feeling so down That I could go Run into a tree or run into the street Then I would, oh Don't you know I saw you go On that day Running for my life, I'm running from those eyes And if it feels that way 'Cause it doesn't work that way It didn't work today Nuh uh Nuh uh

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About this track

"Slow Song" is a song by Sleater-Kinney from the album Sleater-Kinney (Remastered), released in 1995. The song was written by Carrie Brownstein, Corin Tucker. It was produced by Sleater-Kinney, Tim Green.

Sleater-Kinney profile →Sleater-Kinney (Remastered) album →Track profile →

Track 8 of 10Sub Pop Records

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Carrie Brownstein— 362 credits as songwriter →
Corin Tucker— 360 credits as songwriter →
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Tim Green— 47 credits as producer →
Nick Carrol— 10 credits as recording engineer →
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