Comin Down Lyrics – That Mexican OT

[Intro: Hannah Everhart]
(Chamberlain, he’s got it)
Lately, I began to see signs
That you got leaving me on your mind
I get a cold, cold feeling when I touch you
It’s hard to face, but I know the truth

[Verse 1: That Mexican OT]
This stupid b!tch look ugly when she cry, I’m tired of the truth, I want some lie
Fu*ked up childhood was traumatized, took a trip to hell, had to go demon time
Extended clip looking like curly fries, worked hard, gotta see the other side
Now it’s Kick Doe Clique, b!tch, we on the rise, pouring Wock’, Wock’ on my pecan pie
Yes, I’m a real live country boy, I’m feeling like Billy Ray
I might be hard headed and don’t listen, but I do what my semi say
I’m a shorty ass Mexican, 5’5″ but I’m still stepping on anything
Pocket rocket, I got me itty bitty thing, I got Actavis filled with the Minute Maid
Pour up my cup, I be knocking out ten a day
I don’t want no treesh and I sure as hell will throw that pie in your face
I don’t want no b!tch that’s gon’ take my cake and give it away
I came up without s*it, so I know what it’s like and I’m tired of pain
Now I’m hard in the paint, I’ma pull my pants down and I’m letting ’em hang
Uh, yeah, I’m just tryna rap
I ain’t tryna be in the hood hitting no licks, you can’t say that it’s cap
I done proved myself, now I’m out getting rich, blued up every day, out here looking like Stitch
Drag his ass from the truck, tie him up to the hitch
Woke up the next day, ain’t nobody said s*it, for real (Right on)

[Chorus: OTB Fastlane]
I’m coming down, I’m coming down (Cut up)
I’m coming down, I’m coming down (Cut up)
I’m coming down, I’m coming down (Cut up)
I’m coming down, ayy, I’m coming down

[Verse 2: OTB Fastlane]
A knee deep up in that field, my biggest flaw, kept it too real (Woo)
Lil’ b!tch said she was done with me, I bet she fu*k me still
Took a loss, had to get back up, ain’t had no time to heal (Heal)
Brick for brick how I was built, straight drop syrup, crack the seal (Uh)
Come on, this s*it ain’t come overnight, been putting down for years (Woo)
Thinking ’bout my n!gga dead and gone, s*it still gives me chills
Rocking shows then go cop the lows, I’m still selling pills, yeah
ARP whistle when I squeeze, it sings like Lauryn Hill (Come on, come on)
Ayy, Texas, Texas, thugging, living reckless
Foreign digital dashboard, got diamonds in my necklace (Ayy)
I go chew a Perc’, fu*k my b!tch and do my best s*it
Boss like I’m Slim Thugga, n!ggas hate us, they b!tches love us

[Chorus: OTB Fastlane]
I’m coming down, I’m coming down (Cut up)
I’m coming down, I’m coming down (Cut up)
I’m coming down, I’m coming down (Cut up)
I’m coming down, ayy, I’m coming down

[Outro: Hannah Everhart]
Lately, I began to see signs
That you got leaving me on your mind
I get a cold, cold feeling when I touch you
It’s hard to face, but I know the truth

[Intro: Hannah Everhart]
The introductory lines set a poignant and reflective tone, embodying a sense of emotional resonance and impending separation. The speaker, possibly representing a protagonist in the song or reflecting a collective sentiment, begins by invoking the name “Chamberlain,” suggesting a figure who possesses insight or authority. This invocation may symbolize a plea for guidance or understanding in the face of emotional turmoil. The speaker then delves into a personal reflection, expressing a growing awareness of signs indicating their partner’s intention to leave. The imagery of seeing these signs implies a gradual realization, possibly accompanied by denial or disbelief. The mention of feeling a “cold, cold feeling” when touching their partner evokes a visceral sense of emotional detachment and impending loss. Despite the difficulty, the speaker acknowledges the painful truth they must confront, signaling an acceptance of reality amidst emotional turmoil.

[Verse 1: That Mexican OT]
The first verse serves as a raw and unfiltered narrative of the artist’s life experiences, imbued with authenticity and resilience. The artist begins with a visceral expression of frustration and disillusionment, juxtaposing the desire for comforting lies with the harshness of truth. References to a “fu*ked up childhood” and “demon time” paint a picture of past traumas and struggles, hinting at a turbulent upbringing marked by adversity and hardship. Despite these challenges, the artist asserts their determination to overcome obstacles and achieve success. References to their rural roots and defiant attitude reflect a sense of pride and identity, highlighting their refusal to be defined by societal expectations or past struggles. The mention of drug use and street life underscores the harsh realities the artist has faced, while also symbolizing a means of coping with pain and adversity. Ultimately, the verse embodies a narrative of resilience and self-assertion, showcasing the artist’s journey of survival and self-discovery amidst life’s trials and tribulations.

[Chorus: OTB Fastlane]
The chorus serves as a repetitive refrain, anchoring the song’s emotional core with a mantra of descent or reckoning. The repetition of the phrase “I’m coming down” evokes a sense of emotional descent or introspection, possibly symbolizing a moment of reckoning or self-reflection. This repetition emphasizes the emotional weight of the sentiment, underscoring a sense of inevitability or resignation in the face of emotional turmoil or personal struggles.

[Verse 2: OTB Fastlane]
In the second verse, the artist continues to explore themes of resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity. References to being “knee deep up in that field” and facing personal flaws reflect a willingness to confront challenges head-on, despite the risks involved. The artist acknowledges past losses and setbacks, yet emphasizes their ability to bounce back and continue their journey. References to drug dealing and street life serve as a stark reminder of the harsh realities the artist has faced, highlighting the dangers and temptations inherent in their lifestyle. Despite these challenges, the artist exudes confidence and bravado, embracing their identity and lifestyle with pride. The verse culminates in a declaration of self-assurance and defiance, embodying a sense of resilience and determination to persevere in the face of adversity.

[Outro: Hannah Everhart]
The outro mirrors the reflective sentiment of the intro, echoing the speaker’s emotional journey of acceptance and understanding. The repetition of the imagery of “cold, cold feeling” when touching their partner emphasizes the emotional distance and detachment that accompanies the realization of impending separation. Despite the pain and heartache, the speaker acknowledges the truth of the situation, signaling a willingness to confront reality and move forward, however difficult it may be. It’s a poignant conclusion to the song, encapsulating the emotional complexity and depth of human experience in the face of love and loss.