The song "She Goes Down" by Gotthard tells the story of a woman who is considered the outcast in her community. She is often seen as everyone's plaything and is taken for granted. Despite this, she is unable to resist the temptation and ends up fooling around with every heart and soul she encounters. The lyrics describe her as both sweet and nasty, implying that she has a seductive and alluring personality. She knows exactly what the narrator likes, and her actions give the impression that she has a dark side hidden within her. The line "Addicted to her mind" suggests that the narrator is captivated by her and unable to resist her charm. As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the woman has her sights set on the narrator. She always seems to be right beside him, getting closer and revealing no secrets or lies. The narrator wants to be the one who loves and treats her right, unlike the others who have taken advantage of her. The repetition of "She goes down" and the line "Suddenly I'm losing the ground" indicate that the narrator is falling for her, both emotionally and possibly physically. The phrase "Everybody's losing the ground" suggests that others in the community are also captivated by her, further emphasizing her irresistible nature. Overall, "She Goes Down" tells the story of a woman who is often misunderstood but possesses a captivating and alluring presence. The narrator is drawn to her and is willing to be the one who treats her with love and respect.
