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Artist: Ed Motta
Canonical path: /ed-motta/simple-guy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Simple Guy
Read Simple Guy lyrics by Ed Motta on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Simple Guy
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Whole the ocean
When you come
And we sit at the foot of the hill
Well the sun
Warm most now
And moon
Sees it all
And it talk
Telling us
That we should
Going dance
And it slides
For awhile
But I just have to wait
Happy every time your'e walking by
I'm a simple guy
When money talks in my ear
Saying things that I don't understand
Listen now
How they talk
All of them
Won the car
Won the phone
Building buildings so high
I don't know
I can't live
So fast
But I just have to wait
Happy every time your'e walking by
I'm a simple guy
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Ed Motta performs "Simple Guy", and this lyric page sits inside the Ed Motta catalog on LyroVerse.
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