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Are You Down

from In With The Old by Pepper

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You seem to follow me down,
You seem to follow me down,

Girl you got a fuse at the end of your heart,
So once I light up, I donít think it will stop,
You got a reputation for what youíre not,
And I donít really mind that, mind that.
Donít want to be your man, donít want to be your daddy
I ainít your boyfriend; I ainít your caddy.
You got to keep it real if you want to put it on me, on me.

Itís getting real dark on the edge of your mind,
Iíve never seen a smile so hard to find;
Letting all the alligators waste your time,
But, I really donít mind that, mind that.

I want to walk you home at the end of the night,
And throw you in the pool ëcause youíre so uptight.
I want to fool around ëtill your clothes are dry,
And I donít think youíll mind that, mind that.

So letís break out and fold up the sun,
To late to stop it now, here I come.

Are you down, want to mess around?
Weíll do it underground, wonít let you down,
Are you down, can we mess around, yeah,
Are you down? Donít let me down,
So, are you down, are you down, are you?

So donít cry if youíre lonely, baby girl, come and show me,
I donít mind if you tease me, having fun is so easy.
Please donít lie when you kiss me,
Donít pretend when youíre with me,
I know girls can be trixy when theyíre down.

Are you down, want to mess around?
Weíll do it underground, wonít let you down,
Are you down, can we mess around,
Are you down? Donít let me down,

So, are you down, are you down, are you?

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from In With The Old, released March 30, 2004

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Kona Dub Rock since 1997...

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