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Ceaser ~ I Took It Home


When the lightning struck in the family Kinda moved them to the cemetery now I looked out for some information And I can't sleep with the agitation going down Yeah going down There's an angel down in 2nd street He's got a whole lot of damage, but it doesn't bleed It beamed down for some integration But it can't leave for the gravitation keeps it down Into the streets and out Back on its feet and down Lookin at me alone I took it home I'm a nightmare boy of the 1st degree Used to fall down from the highest tree I dream a lot about the constellation Where I came from, till the great damnation brought me down Yeah brought me down There's an angel down in 2nd street Who's got a whole lot of damage, but it doesn't bleed, no It beamed down for some integration Now it can't leave for the gravitation keeps it down Into the streets and out Back on its feet and down Lookin' at me alone I took it home Long for the constellation Long for the constellation Doodoodoodoodoodoodoodoo Doodoodoodoodoodoodoodoo Yeah, going down Into the streets and out Back on its feet and down down down down down Flyin at me alonedown down down down Into the streets and outdown down down down Back on its feet and downdown down down down Into the streets and outdown down down down Looking at me alonedown down down down I took it home more free lyrics

When the lightning struck in the family
Kinda moved them to the cemetery now
I looked out for some information
And I can't sleep with the agitation going down
Yeah going down

There's an angel down in 2nd street
He's got a whole lot of damage, but it doesn't bleed
It beamed down for some integration
But it can't leave for the gravitation keeps it down

Into the streets and out
Back on its feet and down
Lookin at me alone
I took it home

I'm a nightmare boy of the 1st degree
Used to fall down from the highest tree
I dream a lot about the constellation
Where I came from, till the great damnation brought me down
Yeah brought me down

There's an angel down in 2nd street
Who's got a whole lot of damage, but it doesn't bleed, no
It beamed down for some integration
Now it can't leave for the gravitation keeps it down

Into the streets and out
Back on its feet and down
Lookin' at me alone
I took it home

Long for the constellation
Long for the constellation

Doodoodoodoodoodoodoodoo
Doodoodoodoodoodoodoodoo

Yeah, going down
Into the streets and out
Back on its feet and down down down down down
Flyin at me alonedown down down down
Into the streets and outdown down down down
Back on its feet and downdown down down down
Into the streets and outdown down down down
Looking at me alonedown down down down

I took it home

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