Down On The Floor
A · 'A' Vs Monkey Kong [2000]
I'm down on the floor, there's a man on the door
He won't let me in 'cause he thinks he's the law
He'll give me shout when he's figured it out
Gotta pick up myself, what am I waiting for?
It's never enough, it's never too late
I reminded myself that I'm starting again
You're telling me "never", it should be "whenever"
And while the world is swinging
I feel like I don't fit in
Don't even know the way
Don't hear a word they say
And all the money makin'
Oh, I just want to have a go
I'm always up on time, man
Why can't I be just like the people that I know?
He won't let me in 'cause he thinks he's the law
He'll give me shout when he's figured it out
Gotta pick up myself, what am I waiting for?
It's never enough, it's never too late
I reminded myself that I'm starting again
You're telling me "never", it should be "whenever"
And while the world is swinging
I feel like I don't fit in
Don't even know the way
Don't hear a word they say
And all the money makin'
Oh, I just want to have a go
I'm always up on time, man
Why can't I be just like the people that I know?
Down On The Floor
A track from the 2000 album 'A' Vs Monkey Kong, this recording exemplifies the eclectic and often surreal soundscapes characteristic of the artist. Emerging from a discography that blends electronic experimentation with organic textures, the song reflects a period where the musician explored complex rhythmic structures and atmospheric depth. While the specific lyrical content remains abstract, the musical arrangement serves as a testament to the artist's commitment to pushing boundaries within the genre. The work stands alongside other notable releases from this era, contributing to a body of work that challenges conventional listening habits and invites deep engagement with its sonic architecture.