Thin Lizzy Brought Down Lyrics

I was seldom sober in nineteen hundred and fifthy-four
Hey baby, maybe 'cause my baby had a baby by me
And I was still drinking dry gin
While you cried "no, no more"
And you were lyin' and a-cryin',
And your tears fell dying on the floor

And I'm brought down,
And I don't think I can get up again
Brought down,
My heart is hurt again

You were the fine lady in the early mornings
That always painted her toes
And lookin' towards the east
You'd say hello to the early dawn before they rose
And you were the love lady
That always hung up her finely pressed clothes
And sayin' so long to the western sundown, You taught me how it grows

And I'm brought down,
And I don't think I can get up again
Brought down,
And you just hurt my heart again
Brought down
Brought down
I'm brought down

Brought down
Brought down
Brought down
Down

I'm brought down,
And I don't think I can get up again
I'm brought down,
I'm hurt, it's bad
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God, it's a shame there's no more dr. strangely strange {dss=1960/70's band}
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And I'm brou.....[brought down]......ught down
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And there must be more to life than this

Who wrote Brought Down lyrics?

Brought Down is written by Philip Parris Lynott.

When was Brought Down released?

Brought Down is first released on March 10, 1972 as part of Thin Lizzy's album "Shades of a Blue Orphanage" which includes 18 tracks in total.

Which genre is Brought Down?

Brought Down falls under the genre Rock.

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