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Artist: Mad Dog Loose
Canonical path: /mad-dog-loose/downtown
Related lyric paths: 6
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Downtown
Read Downtown lyrics by Mad Dog Loose on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Downtown
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If you and I could meet tonight
For winds blow high and low alright
Maybe shaky storm and fight downtown
And you thought the scene was dead
Tobacco hollow head
Remember shades you laid
I WANNA WANT TO GIVE GIVE NOW
Well can you make yourself to crawl
Into the centre of this hall
Where the small talk can be foolish talk
Downtown
And you thought the scene was dead
Tobacco hollow head
Remember shades you laid
I WANNA WANT TO GIVE GIVE NOW
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