The Kooks Songs - Down Lyrics

The Kooks - Down

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Album: Listen
Released: 2014

Down Lyrics

Oh oh yeah I'm here Downtown
There's a rumor baby
You're planning to bring me

Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down

You tryna set me up
Until ?
Oh yeah you talkin' behind me
You talkin' behind me
You're talking behind my back
You wanna watch me fall (watch me fall)
But I won't break (I won't break)
I know you like to hit me,
I kick you to the ground and tryna be me
You tryna bring me down

Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down (what the hell)

I'm so sexual
It's all about the ?
If you wanna please me
Touch me
So let me know what's next
I'm gonna hit you up (hit you up)
Then I'm gon' let you down (let you down)
Just to prove a point
That you can't break a man who's already down

Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down (what the hell)

It's getting a little louder (louder)
A little louder (louder)
I said la (la) I said la (la)
I said la la la-la la la
(La la la-la la la)
La la la-la la la
(La la la-la la la)
There's a rumor

You shall bring me down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down (You can never ever bring me down)
Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down
Down down, down down (what the hell)

Writer/s: LUKE PRITCHARD, DEAN JOSIAH
Publisher: BMG RIGHTS MANAGEMENT US, LLC
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Down

The first song to be made available from the Kooks' Listen album, it received its worldwide premiere on Zane Lowe's March 11 2014 BBC Radio 1 show. "Down" was released on April 20 via Virgin/EMI and was described as "a mission statement from a band that have rediscovered what they loved about making music in the first place."

The R&B-influenced song was written by the band's frontman Luke Pritchard and Hip-Hop pioneer Inflo, who co-produced Listen. Recording sessions were split between London and LA. "With this record we didn't do any rehearsing beforehand," Pritchard said. "I'd write a song with Inflo or on my own, put it up and we'd all play over it. There was a real freedom to the process."