Down
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Down
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You found me out
Outside beyond the rail
Needed someone to
Figure you out
You just
Wanted something
To make you forget
The hell
You’re on the wrong side
Of the rail
Didn’t use to be so frail
You try to
Float around
Turn it
Upside down
Fold it up
Suspend & surround
Anything to turn
It upside down
Down
Like controlling
The two knives
Let the chemicals rise
Just focus
Try to forget the hell
But you’re on the
Wrong side of the rail
Bare to make it out
Need to turn around
Screaming through the sound
I couldn’t make it out
Too blind to know
Had nowhere else to go
I tried to bring you down
I couldn’t hear you
Screaming through the sound
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Hundredth performs "Down", and this lyric page sits inside the Hundredth catalog on LyroVerse.
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