Come Back Down
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Come Back Down
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I've come here a thousand times, some things never change
"yes I will, anything you say"
I've quit this a million times, can't quite stay away
Just one more time...I'll be ok
But I'm so damn tired
When I come back down
Though I'm crazy to
Anything you want from me I'll do
"hey joe, could you spare a buck
I could use some food"
What a laugh, one more fool
Two hours and it's back again, lapping at my heels
Stop yelling..I'll get through
But I'm so damn tired
I've come here a thousand time
Some things never change
Lay me down...take me away
God, I'm so damn tired
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