"SLIP" is a new english song by Connor Price & Hoodie Allen, published on Connor Price's YouTube channel. The song was written by Connor Price and Hoodie Allen and produced by HoldUpAnti. There is no album associated with the song.… Read More
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[Intro: Connor Price]
(HoldUp, HoldUp, HoldUp)
Yeah
Woah
Woo
[Verse 1: Connor Price & Hoodie Allen]
I think I did it again, damn
Couple messages I shouldn't have sent, tch
Said you love me, but we better as friends
And I don't know what to say, don't know what to say
I think we headed for a fallout
If it isn't me, then who you gonna call now?
Thinking we could last forever
But it all just went away, all just went away
[Pre-Chorus: Connor Price]
Cut off circulation to my brain
I ain't thinking much
Had it going good right at the start
That's beginners luck
You deserve the world and babe I promise
I ain't giving up
I ain't giving up
[Chorus: Hoodie Allen]
I might just lose my head
I can't get out of bed
'Cause all I'm dreamin' 'bout
Is all the time we spent
Want it back, I wish I could, but I can't now
Got attached, you got me lookin' like a friend now
Oh, and I don't wanna be the one
Who had you in my arms and let it slip
[Verse 2: Connor Price & Connor Price & Hoodie Allen]
Yeah, I'ma never let it slip
Thinking we can roll together, I could take you on a trip
If we end up down in Vegas, put your name up on the strip
Day I take it all for granted, is the day that you can dip
You got something to say, pack up, hop in the range
Cooking, light up the flame, private but nothing is plane
And what we got is picture-perfect, so, why did it change?
Wait, I'm outta the frame, damn
[Bridge: Hoodie Allen]
I might just lose my head
I can't get out of bed
'Cause all I'm dreamin' 'bout
Is all the time we spent
Want it back, I wish I could, but I can't now
Got attached, you got me lookin' like a friend now
Oh, and I don't wanna be the one
Who led you in my arms
[Chorus: Hoodie Allen]
I might just lose my head
I can't get out of bed
'Cause all I'm dreamin' 'bout
Is all the time we spent
Want it back, I wish I could, but I can't now (I can't now)
Got attached, you got me lookin' like a friend now (Friend now)
Oh, and I don't wanna be the one
Who had you in my arms and let it slip
[Outro: Hoodie Allen & Jude Price]
Lettin' it slip
Oh, I'm lettin' it slip
Why you lettin' it slip
When we could've had it?
Hello, buddy
[Intro]
In this section, Connor Price sets the tone of the song with a casual, spontaneous energy, which transitions into the deeper emotions explored in the later parts of the song.
[Verse 1]
Connor Price and Hoodie Allen both convey a sense of regret and confusion about a relationship that seemed promising but ultimately didn’t last. They acknowledge that while love was expressed, it may have been better as a friendship, and they are unsure of how to handle the fallout.
[Pre-Chorus]
Connor Price speaks about the mental strain caused by the relationship, comparing the initial stages to beginner's luck, implying that things seemed perfect at first but deteriorated over time. He reassures the other person that despite the challenges, he isn’t giving up on them yet.
[Chorus]
Hoodie Allen reflects on the emotional toll the breakup has taken, admitting that he’s struggling to move on, as he keeps dreaming about the time they spent together. He feels attached and frustrated that he now seems like just a friend, a painful contrast to the closeness they once shared.
[Verse 2]
Connor Price returns, determined not to let the relationship slip further. He imagines taking the person on a trip and trying to rebuild the connection. He reminisces about the “picture-perfect” moments they shared and expresses frustration about how everything changed so suddenly, leaving him feeling out of place.
[Bridge]
Hoodie Allen repeats the inner turmoil he is experiencing, emphasizing how much he wishes he could return to the past. However, the reality of their current distance haunts him, and he feels stuck in a loop of longing.
[Chorus]
This section repeats the feelings of regret, attachment, and helplessness as Hoodie Allen once again reflects on how he can’t change what’s happened. He laments letting the relationship slip through his fingers despite the emotional investment he had made.
[Outro]
In the final section, Hoodie Allen and Jude Price acknowledge that the relationship is slipping away, questioning why it had to end when they could have had something lasting. This closing moment highlights the lingering disappointment over what could have been.
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About Song
"SLIP" is a new english song by Connor Price & Hoodie Allen, published on Connor Price's YouTube channel. The song was written by Connor Price and Hoodie Allen and produced by HoldUpAnti. There is no album associated with the song.
The theme of the song revolves around regret and lost love, where both Connor Price and Hoodie Allen reflect on a relationship that started with hope but gradually fell apart. They express their feelings of remorse over letting something potentially beautiful slip away, struggling with the pain of missed opportunities and emotional attachment.
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The "SLIP" song is sung by Connor Price & Hoodie Allen.
The "SLIP" song by Connor Price & Hoodie Allen lyrics was written by Connor Price & Hoodie Allen.
The "SLIP" song by Connor Price & Hoodie Allen was produced by HoldUpAnti.
Connor Price & Hoodie Allen released "SLIP" song on Sep 20, 2024.
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