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| Lyric Credits: |
Daniel Gribbin |
| Music Credits: |
Daniel Gribbin |
| Producer Credits: |
Daniel Gribbin |
| Publisher Credits: |
Daniel Gribbin |
| Performance Credits: |
Daniel Gribbin |
| Label Credits: |
Anhinga Harmonics |
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Short Song Description:
The song suggests that Buddhist practice offers welcome respite from the pace of modern life.
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Long Song Description:
On the one hand, the song praises Buddhist practice for injecting calm into a hectic pace. On the other hand, there is a hint of spoof in the way Buddhism is treated in the song. So it's a light-hearted consideration of the peaceful benefits of Buddhist practice.
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Story Behind the Song:
This is what comes of being married to a woman who dabbles in Buddhist practice.
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| Song Length |
4:42 |
| Primary Genre |
New Age-Progressive |
| Tempo / Feel |
Folk-Contemporary |
| Tempo / Feel |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
| Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
| Subject Matter 1 |
Philosophy |
| Subject Matter 2 |
Imagination |
| Mood 1 |
Relaxed |
| Mood 2 |
Welcoming |
| Similar Artist 1 |
Simon & Garfunkel |
| Language |
English |
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You can dial it back with the Buddha,
A lotus blossom floating in your smile.
You can dial it back with the Buddha.
Change your pace. Smooth your style. (Repeat this line.)
You try to sprint, run, jump the gun,
Convince yourself that you're the one,
You play the field for short-term tangible gains.
You wake up in an empty bed,
A hammer pounds your throbbing head.
My friend, a dose of self-reflection can neutralize your pain.
And you can dial it back with the Buddha,
A lotus blossom floating in your smile.
You can dial it back with the Buddha.
Change your pace. Smooth your style. (Repeat this line.)
Dial back from high to low, ease the flow,
There ain't no place you need to go.
You'll never smell the roses from the fast lane.
Dial back and walk a mile. Stay a while.
Resuscitate your inner child.
That path you've chosen is foreclosin' on the best part of your brain.
But you can dial it back with the Buddha,
A lotus blossom floating in your smile.
You can dial it back with the Buddha.
Change your pace. Smooth your style. (Repeat this line.)
Buddha. Buddha. Barracuda.
In a world of sharks you hang and keep your cool.
Respiration. Meditation. Breathe. You're a jewel. And you can
For heavens sake, you gotta hit the brake
You gotta park that rocket eighty-eight.
This ain't no race, there's no ground to make up.
Let your Buddha percolate,
You'll love that self you liberate.
Wake up to peace, wake up.
And you can dial it back with the Buddha,
A lotus blossom floating in your smile.
You can dial it back with the Buddha.
Change your pace. Smooth your style. (Repeat this line.)
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