Ride Thy Neighbor
Read Ride Thy Neighbor lyrics by Cellophane on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ride Thy Neighbor
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Ride Thy Neighbor
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
I don't need no one
I just need my brain
I don't need no one
I just need my brain
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
In my lumbertown
Here's to Ben
In my human city
She must ride thy neighbor
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
And my neighbor looks so gorgeous
How far we are
How far we are
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
Give the neighbor a ride
On a joyride joyride
Give the neighbor a ride
Give the neighbor a ride
Give the neighbor a ride
Give the neighbor a ride
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Cellophane performs "Ride Thy Neighbor", and this lyric page sits inside the Cellophane catalog on LyroVerse.
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