Life Speeds Up
The Church · Other Songs - The Church
Are all rushing by
A stare's just a backwards glance
The years and the days
Are all melting away
Yet you still won't take a chance
But life speeds up
Don't you know? Don't you know?
Life speeds up
Then it goes away
The push and the throb
The threat of the mob
The crack's not a secret this time
The mouths and the doors
That I can't shut anymore
Keep running, you're falling behind
But life speeds up
Don't you know? Don't you know?
Life speeds up
Then it goes away
The world spins alone
And the weight of it groans
I get dizzy just turning the page
The air holds us down
And we're stuck on the ground
Trying to slip off our age
But life speeds up
Don't you know? Don't you know?
Life speeds up
Then it goes away
Come to the window, come to the door
Given under my hand, given under the law
I gave you everything you still want more
They gave you some mad forgotten war
Now it's time to slow things down
Because I told you life speeds up
Tell me how it happened, did it hurt? Did you cry?
Did you ever feel yourself falling out of the sky?
Did you ever lie awake and wonder why?
Did you ever fall asleep and dream that you died?
Now it's time to slow things down
Because I told you life speeds up
And up and up
We grind to a halt and we start again
We come to a corner but it's only a bend
And all those broken promises, they never mend
Who cares if it's mad when it's only pretend?
Now it's time to slow things down
Because I told you life speeds up
Now it's time to slow things down
Because I told you life speeds up
Life Speeds Up
The Church is an Australian rock band renowned for their atmospheric soundscapes and Steve Kilbey's distinctive baritone vocals. Emerging from the post-punk and new wave scenes of the 1980s, the group achieved international recognition with their dreamy, reverb-heavy guitar textures. Life Speeds Up captures the band's signature blend of melancholic introspection and driving rhythms. The track exemplifies their ability to weave complex emotional narratives within a structured rock framework, maintaining the ethereal quality that defines much of their discography. While often associated with their hit Under the Milky Way, this song stands as a testament to their consistent exploration of time, memory, and the passage of life through a lens of sonic depth.

