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Moby ~ South Side


ft. Gwen Stefani see myself in the pouring home see the light come over now see myself in the pouring rain i watch hope come over me yeah, yeah here we are now, going to the east side i pick up my friends and we start to ride ride all night, we ride all day some may come and some may stay here we are in the pouring home i watch the light man fall the comb i watch a light move across the screen i watch the light come over me yeah, yeah here we are now going to the west side weapons in hand as we go for a ride some may come and some may stay watching out for a sunny day where there's love and darkness and my sidearm hey, elan here we are now going to the north side i look at my friends as they start to ride ride at night we ride all day looking out for a sunny day here we are now going to the south side i pick up my friends and we hope we won't die ride at night, ride through heaven and hell come back and feel so well. more free lyrics

ft. Gwen Stefani

see myself in the pouring home
see the light come over now
see myself in the pouring rain
i watch hope come over me

yeah, yeah
here we are now, going to the east side
i pick up my friends and we start to ride
ride all night, we ride all day
some may come and some may stay

here we are in the pouring home
i watch the light man fall the comb
i watch a light move across the screen
i watch the light come over me

yeah, yeah
here we are now going to the west side
weapons in hand as we go for a ride
some may come and some may stay
watching out for a sunny day
where there's love and darkness and my sidearm

hey, elan

here we are now going to the north side
i look at my friends as they start to ride
ride at night we ride all day
looking out for a sunny day

here we are now going to the south side
i pick up my friends and we hope we won't die
ride at night, ride through heaven and hell
come back and feel so well.

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