Stop Right Away
from Mojo Diet by Peter and the Wolves
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lyrics
If you’re awaken from the worst of dreams
It’s just as bad as your reality seems
You better stop right away
Stop right away
There’s always deadly danger out of sight
It only waits for you to start a fight
You better stop right away
Stop right away
Or someone else has to pay
Stop right away
You want to run but time is getting slower
You want to walk but it’s too cold a rain
I’d rather set you not so free again
For every low there is a little lower
For every pain there is a harder pain
I’d rather set you not so free again
So if you’re fine with all the rising hate
This isn’t what is going to save you mate
You better stop right away
Stop right away
If you’re about to vindicate a war
You’re very close to kick around no more
You better stop right away
Stop right away
The time is only raising our power
Some dodgy music and some cheap champagne
I’m gonna miss those every now and then
For every low there is a little lower
For every pain there is a harder pain
I’d rather set you not so free again
As soon as you decide to throw a stone
Remember you will never walk alone
You better stop right away
Stop right away
It’s just as bad as your reality seems
You better stop right away
Stop right away
There’s always deadly danger out of sight
It only waits for you to start a fight
You better stop right away
Stop right away
Or someone else has to pay
Stop right away
You want to run but time is getting slower
You want to walk but it’s too cold a rain
I’d rather set you not so free again
For every low there is a little lower
For every pain there is a harder pain
I’d rather set you not so free again
So if you’re fine with all the rising hate
This isn’t what is going to save you mate
You better stop right away
Stop right away
If you’re about to vindicate a war
You’re very close to kick around no more
You better stop right away
Stop right away
The time is only raising our power
Some dodgy music and some cheap champagne
I’m gonna miss those every now and then
For every low there is a little lower
For every pain there is a harder pain
I’d rather set you not so free again
As soon as you decide to throw a stone
Remember you will never walk alone
You better stop right away
Stop right away
credits
from Mojo Diet,
track released April 12, 2016
Petro Cherniavski – vocals, guitars, bass, upright piano, synthesizers, programming, buzuki, tambourine, fx
Andriy "Andrex" Nadolski – drums
Written, arranged, and produced by Petro Cherniavski
Recorded at Stasrecords Studios by Oleg Yashnik | Helga Productions
Mixed and mastered at Lypkyzvukozapys by Sergey Zabolotniy
Petro Cherniavski – vocals, guitars, bass, upright piano, synthesizers, programming, buzuki, tambourine, fx
Andriy "Andrex" Nadolski – drums
Written, arranged, and produced by Petro Cherniavski
Recorded at Stasrecords Studios by Oleg Yashnik | Helga Productions
Mixed and mastered at Lypkyzvukozapys by Sergey Zabolotniy
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