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Goldfinger ~ I'm Down


What the hell do you know, you say As you turn your face right back to me What the hell do you know, you say Like some righteous man better than me Well, I'm down, and you're killing me And I'm down, but still you mean nothing to me What the hell do you know, you say As you try to shrink me to your size What the hell do you know, you say Just because you're scared to try Well, I'm down, and you're killing me And I'm down, but still you mean nothing to me Here we go, singing the same song you've heard a thousand times You think you know the answer Yeah, you won't try it And you deny it It's the same damn song you've heard a thousand times 'Cause I'm down, and you're killing me Yeah, I'm down, and you're killing me Well, I'm down, yeah, I'm down... What the hell do you know, you say Well, I think I know way more than you What the hell do you know, you say 'Cause I know to myself I am true Well, I'm down, and you're killing me Yeah, I'm down, and you're killing me When you're down, well, I'll walk away When you're down... but still you mean fuck-all to me Yeah, nothing to me more free lyrics

What the hell do you know, you say
As you turn your face right back to me
What the hell do you know, you say
Like some righteous man better than me
Well, I'm down, and you're killing me
And I'm down, but still you mean nothing to me
What the hell do you know, you say
As you try to shrink me to your size
What the hell do you know, you say
Just because you're scared to try
Well, I'm down, and you're killing me
And I'm down, but still you mean nothing to me
Here we go, singing the same song you've heard a thousand times
You think you know the answer
Yeah, you won't try it
And you deny it
It's the same damn song you've heard a thousand times
'Cause I'm down, and you're killing me
Yeah, I'm down, and you're killing me
Well, I'm down, yeah, I'm down...
What the hell do you know, you say
Well, I think I know way more than you
What the hell do you know, you say
'Cause I know to myself I am true
Well, I'm down, and you're killing me
Yeah, I'm down, and you're killing me
When you're down, well, I'll walk away
When you're down... but still you mean fuck-all to me
Yeah, nothing to me

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