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Oasis ~ The Hindu Times


I get up - when I'm down I can't swim - but my soul won't drown I do believe - I got flare I got speed and I walk on air Cos God gimme soul in your rock'n'roll (babe) Cos God gimme soul in your rock'n'roll (babe) And I get so high I just can't feel it And I get so high I just can't feel it In and out my brain, runnin' through my veins Cos you're my sunshine you're my rain There's a light - that shines on Shines - on - me - and it keeps me warm It gimme peace - I must say I can't sleep - cos the world won't wait more free lyrics

I get up - when I'm down
I can't swim - but my soul won't drown
I do believe - I got flare
I got speed and I walk on air

Cos God gimme soul in your rock'n'roll (babe)
Cos God gimme soul in your rock'n'roll (babe)

And I get so high I just can't feel it
And I get so high I just can't feel it

In and out my brain, runnin' through my veins
Cos you're my sunshine you're my rain

There's a light - that shines on
Shines - on - me - and it keeps me warm
It gimme peace - I must say
I can't sleep - cos the world won't wait

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