Too Fast For You

The Church · Other Songs - The Church

Come down, another day

Morning streaked on a perspex screen

The screaming beaked, blackbirds peck

The wrecked eyes of last week's lies



The sandman gets shallow sleep

He tries to weep for the grown-up things

One last peep for policemen

Arresting in the woodland side so steep



Oh, and I hope I'm not going too fast for you

And don't believe it when they say it's over

It's not over



There's an ice age due on Wednesday

Overcast sky, blocks of fortune

The bridges sigh, the sweethearts are blank

They never thank you, know they never even try



Winking paperboy, paperwork

Overloaded portrait

Let it jerk you back to yesterday

That's where the curtains start to fray



Oh, and I hope I'm not going too fast for you

And don't believe it when they say it's over

It's not over



Oh, and I hope I'm not going too fast for you

And don't believe it when they say it's over

It's not over



Fast for you, too fast for you

Fast for you, too fast for you

Fast for you, too fast for you

Fast for you, too fast for

Too Fast For You

Released by The Church in 1986, 'Too Fast For You' stands as a defining track of the Australian post-punk and alternative rock movement. The song showcases the band's signature blend of driving rhythms, soaring vocals, and introspective lyrics that explored themes of modern alienation and the search for identity. As a staple of their discography, the recording captures the raw energy and melodic sophistication that characterized The Church's work during the mid-1980s. Its enduring popularity reflects the group's significant influence on the development of indie rock and their ability to craft songs that resonated deeply with listeners seeking authentic, emotionally charged music from that era.