Down and In
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Down and In
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I'd write you a poem but I don't have nothing to say.
I'd write you a poem but I don't have nothing to say.
I'd write you a novel but you'd only throw it away.
Down and in,
nobody wins.
I'd paint you a picture but I don't even have a brush.
I'd paint you a picture but I don't even have a brush.
I could borrow a dollar,
but honey now what's the rush?
I'd tell you more lies but they'd only last half a day.
I'd tell you more lies but they'd only last half a day.
Then what reason would you have to stay?
Down and in,
nobody wins.
You don't even know when to come in from the rain.
You don't even know when to come in from the rain.
Because the more you linger,
the less you'll feel your pain.
Down and in,
nobody wins.
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Who performs "Down and In"?
Against Nature performs "Down and In", and this lyric page sits inside the Against Nature catalog on LyroVerse.
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