You Bring Me Down (LATA)

from Live At The Amphitheatre by Tim Hassall

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The devil walked in
Well I nodded let him settle
He said he was angel
So I put on the kettle
Said "Boy follow me
I’m a take you to the stars
You can walk on the moon
Have just what is ours"

You bring me down, You bring me down
Down down down d-down
You bring me down
Ohhh (huh)
You bring me down, You bring me down
Down down down d-down
You bring me down

Picked up off the beach
Set me down in LA
A house full of lovin’
And money to play
He said "Boy forget guitar
All you need is a look
A lawyer who wears gold
And my accountant on your book."

You bring me down, You bring me down
Down down down d-down
You bring me down
Ohhh (huh)
You bring me down, You bring me down
Down down down d-down
You bring me down

I met with the devil late in Denny’s one night
Pleaded for my soul he didn’t put up a fight
He ate while he listened then he said real slow
"Music is your woman but baby you’re my ho!"

You bring me down, You bring me down
Down down down d-down
You bring me down
Ohhh (huh)
You bring me down, You bring me down
Down down down d-down
You bring me down

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from Live At The Amphitheatre, released December 19, 2020
Performed at Dubai Amphitheatre by Benjamin Coutts, Francy Correa, Dean Pratt, Mark Thompson, Paul Spaccavento, Stanislav Fedyuk and Tim Hassall.

Music and Lyrics by Tim Hassall.
Recorded by Robert Eatock.
Mixed by Benjamin Coutts.
Mastered by Anthony Carr.

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