How's The Weather Down There?

Local H

You take the things you want and leave everything you need
But you better take heed, you won't get to see me bleed.
I can always change, but you'll always be the same
It's such a crying shame, but someone should take the blame.
And if you go home with another tough guy
I don't wanna here you cry how you can't look him in the eye
If you go home with another tough guy
I don't wanna here you cry
I won't help you say good-bye,

If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that

I know I'm evil mean and I know I'm playing tough
And I know you've had it tough, but I think I've had enough.
I was unaware of you ever playing fair
And I really don't care, how's the weather down there?
But if you go home with another tough guy,
I don't wanna hear you cry how you can't look him in the eye
And if you go home with another tough guy,
I don't wanna hear you cry there's no more of you and I.

If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that

And if you go home with another tough guy, another tough guy
Who's just a little to high
If you go home with another tough guy,
I don't wanna hear you cry there's no more of you and I

I'm up in the air, how's the weather down there
I don't wanna play fair and really don't care
I'm up in the air, how's the weather down there
I really don't care
I really don't care

If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
I can help you out with that
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave
If you wanna leave


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How's the Weather Down There? Lyrics as written by David Scott Lucas Brian W.

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    this song is straight up badass

    Redlighton September 30, 2004   Link

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