Come Up Come Down
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Come Up Come Down
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Pretty Delilah
What's your name?
I swear you came by my house
Yesterday
I heard you said
I don't play no games
Hey, babe, how do you know
That I even wanna play?
Learn to speak now, darling
And prey on the weak now, snarling
I went back
To the suburbs
Sent a letter
To her mother
Said
I never really learned
My religion
And I never really earned
Learn to speak now, darling
And prey on the weak now, snarling
Come up
On the comedown
Darling, put your gun down
Come up
On the comedown
Darling
For the love of God
Put your gun down
Learn to speak now, darling
And prey on the weak now, snarling
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