On The Way Down
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On The Way Down
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The first time that I tried it I could tell that you were lying
You told me I could have you, then you'd deny it
I don't want you to come here and I don't want her to cry
But I told you I would have you and I don't like to lie
Out on the sidewalk and then underneath the colora
A photographic power, I told you to love her
But you come with me again because you're dying to be free
And I come with you again because it comes so easily
Meet me under the water
Then you meet me on the way down
First you meet me under the water
Then you meet me on the way down
Don't give me that cause I deserve more
Don't give me that cause I deserve more
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Annie Hart performs "On The Way Down", and this lyric page sits inside the Annie Hart catalog on LyroVerse.
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