SINGLE #43 from The Clubs Funk It Don't Stop The 2020 Project 52 Singles (Every Friday of the year) 4 Albums 6 videos @theclubsbk on insta FOLLOW US!! theclubsbk.com The Clubs on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3Kxjh2oB6YbrlLcsLsXxHy?si=-_8rcS8XTfejDVH6xxaWTg

Mood Vertigo Lyrics

How high did I go To get this mood vertigo How low should I go So I don’t feel it no more

Sometimes I’m just walking along Minding my own B
And all of sudden I get weak in the knees

Or I could just be sitting on your balcony Listening to the birds in the trees And before I know it I feel a little woozy

But don’t you know this is all Just a metaphor For all the little things That we’re not really ready for And I can beat my head against a wall Or I can take a little step and fall fall fall

How high did I go To get this mood vertigo How low should I go So I don’t feel it no more

Some people fear wide open spaces Some can’t be boxed in But if you’re a human like me yea You’ve got a real fear of fallin

It don’t matter if its logical Or fictional And It don’t matter Cause when you’re feeling it Its real and its your Whole world

They say I got a bad case of mood vertigo This kind of high got me twisted And yes they told me that I’m free to go In fact they insisted

How high did I go To get this mood vertigo How low should I go So I don’t feel it no more

We get all the refills Fill us on the love We don’t need no free pills We don’t need it

What we need is love love love And even more love And if there’s not enough Ah we gonna get some more

How high did I go To get this mood vertigo How low should I go So I don’t feel it no more

How high did I go To get this mood vertigo How low should I go So I don’t feel it no more

Music and Lyrics by Ian Kirkman Lead Vocals Ian Kirkman Backing Vocals and arrangement Sharisse Francisco Guitar Curtis Brewer Drums Luke Markham Trombone Kevin Moehringer Alto saxophone Evan Francis Bass Trevor Brown

Recorded by Ian Kirkman, Luke Markham, Trevor Brown, Evan Francis, Kevin Moehringer, Sharisse Francisco and Curtis Brewer Mixed and Mastered by Enrique Mancia Photo by Katey Denno Artwork by Ian Kirkman