Lultrills · Country
Low Down
The title phrase arrives as a protective instruction, not a boast.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗05Keep standing even through all the pressureThe bar advances the song’s active thought while preserving the surrounding rhyme, image or argument instead of breaking the sequence.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗12Am I the only one here trying to protect usThe protector pauses to ask whether anyone else is carrying the same responsibility.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗14People do what they gotta protect themThe bar advances the song’s active thought while preserving the surrounding rhyme, image or argument instead of breaking the sequence.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗30Think I'm the only one here trying to protect usThe bar advances the song’s active thought while preserving the surrounding rhyme, image or argument instead of breaking the sequence.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗32Yeah people do what they got to protect themThe bar advances the song’s active thought while preserving the surrounding rhyme, image or argument instead of breaking the sequence.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗37You always gotta keep a low down you never know who's watchingSurveillance is made ambient: the danger is not a known watcher but the impossibility of knowing who is watching.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗40I said keep a low down try to protect usPhysical direction doubles as hierarchy here: rising, falling, standing or being on top carries social meaning.
OPEN IN REVIEW ↗42Yeah gotta protect them as the name you leaveThe bar advances the song’s active thought while preserving the surrounding rhyme, image or argument instead of breaking the sequence.
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