Bring It On Down

Oasis · Definitely Maybe

What was that sound ringing around your brain?
Today was just a blur, youÂ’ve got a head like a ghost train
What was that sound ringing around your brain?
You're here on your own who you gonna find to blame?

You're the outcast - you're the underclass
But you don't care - because you're living fast

You're the un-invited guest who stays 'till the end
I know you've got a problem that the devil sends
You think they're talking 'bout you but you don't know who
I'll be scraping your life from the sole of my shoe tonight.

Bring it on down. Bring it down for me
Your head's in a fish tank
Your body and your mind can't breath

Bring it on down. Bring it down for me
Your head's in a fish tank
Your body and your mind can't breath

You're the outcast - you're the underclass
But you don't care - because you're living fast

You're the un-invited guest who stays 'till the end
I know you've got a problem that the devil sends
You think they're talking 'bout you but you don't know who
I'll be scraping their lives from the sole of my shoe tonight

Bring It On Down

Bring It On Down stands as a standout track from Oasis's landmark debut album, Definitely Maybe. Released during the height of the Britpop era, the song captures the band's signature blend of swaggering rock and melodic accessibility. While often overshadowed by the album's most famous singles, the recording showcases the group's dynamic interplay and Liam Gallagher's distinctive vocal delivery. The track reflects the raw energy that defined the band's early years, contributing significantly to their rapid rise in the British music scene. As part of a discography that would come to define a generation, this song remains a testament to the creative force behind one of the most influential rock albums of the 1990s.