The Come Down Champion
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The Come Down Champion
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At the end of the night
Your clothes soaking wet
With the morning
Come the regrets
Lovin ain't just living
But his stories fill a room
And his apologies
Come early in the afternoon
It ain't easy
To start off at the back of the line
For the come down champion
Women ain't that hard to find
A girl named gabrielle
A suitcase full of clothes
A warm car in the winter
Marilyn monroe
Months turn into years
Now she's chained to the ground
Lovers turned into nightmares
If they're not around
But he's the come down champion
He's at the back of the line
And it ain't easy
With one woman on your mind
No it ain't easy
To start off at the back of the line
For the come down champion
Women ain't that hard to find
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