We're Coming Down
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We're Coming Down
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Take a rush laugh
Was the world this fuzzy last year
Take a walk run past
The old machines that sleep in pastures
It's the well that draws you back
When the gate you open latches
Overgrown with leaves and phone lines
Now i can't remember who i was before
Changed my name changed my face
We're coming down
We're coming down
We're coming down
We're coming down
Take a rush relax
Does the rock believe you're happy
Take a drive to crash
Into the bike you once pedaled madly
Quite content among the mint
Now i can't remember who i was before
Changed our coats cleared our throats to say
We're coming down
We're coming down
We're coming down
We're coming down
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