Street Rider
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Street Rider
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I wanna ride
To get my spirit high
I was alone
Trying to hit my bones
It's grown in my head like you told me
They're screwing my best way to move in
I wanna ride
To get me spirit high
I was wrong
Fighting but not strong
It's grown in my head like you told me
The're screwing my best way to move in.
(High so high)
Don't let the feeling hide in the dream, and
Don't let the dreaming hold on the feeling, so...
Should I go?
So long...
Riding, ain't no dust stuck on me I'll flow
(I think, should I go?)
I wanna ride
I wanna fix my mind
We gonna keep it
I'm fix my bones and just make me high
I wanna fix my mind
We gonna keep it
I'm fix my bones
High
I gonna fix my mind
I gonna keep it
I'm fix my bones
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Black Drawing Chalks performs "Street Rider", and this lyric page sits inside the Black Drawing Chalks catalog on LyroVerse.
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