Down Wit It Lyrics – Danny Brown

[Verse 1]
In the first verse, Danny Brown grapples with feelings of loneliness and regret. He admits to not listening to advice and being caught up in the moment, leading to the breakdown of a significant relationship. The verse describes his realization of the consequences of his lifestyle choices, which have left him emotionally broken and unable to focus. He turns to alcohol as a coping mechanism, reflecting on how he believed everything was fine despite multiple warnings and issues.

[Chorus]
The chorus centers on Danny Brown's acknowledgment of his partner's loyalty and support. He realizes that while he viewed her as someone out to get him, she was actually there to help him through difficult times. This newfound understanding of his love for her comes too late, as he now fully appreciates her worth and the support she provided.

[Verse 2]
In the second verse, Danny Brown delves deeper into the aftermath of the breakup. He describes feeling abandoned and recognizing his own mistakes that led to this situation. He thought he was being clever and getting away with infidelity, but now he sees himself as a "creep." The verse highlights his feelings of guilt and self-blame for losing the only person who truly loved him, contrasting this with the indifference of others around him. His confidence led him to believe she wouldn't leave, but now he faces the harsh reality of her absence and his ensuing depression.

[Chorus]
The repetition of the chorus reinforces the central theme of regret and realization. Danny Brown continuously acknowledges how his partner was down for him, helping him through his struggles, and now he understands the depth of his love for her.

[Outro]
The outro further emphasizes his realization and regret, repeating the line "Now I'm realizing that I love her." This repetition signifies his deep emotional pain and the weight of his newfound understanding, highlighting the permanence of his loss and the depth of his remorse.