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New York Mining Disaster 1996

New York Mining Disaster 1996 lyrics by Veruca Salt. I'm going down, And i don't know when I'm coming up again Oh i'm going down Said i don't know when I'm...

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New York Mining Disaster 1996

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I'm going down,

And i don't know when

I'm coming up again

Oh i'm going down

Said i don't know when

I'm coming up again.

When did i slip?

Where did i miss you?

When did i trip over you

And when will i fly over you?

Oh i'm going down

And i don't know when

I'm coming up again. [x2]

Dark has come

I'm not afraid though

I can become anyone

And i don't want anyone, no

I'm going down

And i don't know when

I'm coming up again

Oh i'm going down

Said i don't know when

I'm coming up again

There was a love,

I shot it down

There was a trust,

I shot it down

Oh there was a life,

I shot it down

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