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Artist/Band: John Anderson
Lyrics for Song: Goin' Down Hill
Lyrics for Album: Anthology [2002]



It all started at a corner table

Sippin? on a Jack and Coke

When the sun found us the next mornin?



We were actin' like married folk

The weekend, it weakened me

And drained me of my will, you got me



Goin' down hill, you got me goin' down hill

And still I can't get my fill of you



I've spent all my money

I've lost my respect

You got me walkin? in circles, honey



And I'm a nervous wreck

I stay just one step

Ahead of a welfare dollar bill, you got me



Goin' down hill, you got me goin' down hill

And still I can't get my fill of you



And I was voted most likely back in ?79

I was headed right to the top

Honey, all I needed was time

But you put some lovin? on me

I swear was so unreal, you got me



Goin' down hill, you got me goin' down hill

And still I can't get my fill of you



I can't eat, I can't sleep, I think about you

From daylight to dawn

I bet I won't weigh 15 pounds



When they drag my body home

Just like a junkie hooked on dope

I'm hooked on your thrill



Goin' down hill, you got me goin' down hill

And still I can't get my fill of you


Goin' Down Hill

John Anderson's 'Goin' Down Hill' stands as a poignant song in his extensive country music catalogue. Known for his distinctive baritone and ability to blend traditional sounds with modern storytelling, Anderson crafted a discography defined by emotional depth and narrative clarity. This recording captures his signature style, reflecting the themes of hardship and resilience often found in his work. While appearing on the 2002 Anthology collection, the song resonates with the broader spirit of his career, which includes numerous chart-topping hits and a lasting influence on the genre. Anderson's approach to songwriting ensures that tracks like this remain relevant, offering listeners a genuine connection to the enduring traditions of country music without relying on fleeting trends.


Album Lyrics: Anthology [2002]


John Anderson
"Anthology [2002]"


1. 1959
2. Black Sheep
3. Chicken Truck
4. Goin' Down Hill
5. Honky Tonk Crowd
6. I Just Came Home To Count The Memories
7. Let Somebody Else Drive
8. She Just Started Liking Cheatin' Songs
9. Somebody Slap Me
10. Tokyo Oklahoma
11. Wild And Blue
12. Wish I Could Have Been There