Bus Ride
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Bus Ride
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Can you give me a ride?
Take yourself away.
Would you if I were high?
Take yourself away.
BUS RIDE
As long as you don't die.
Take yourself away.
I can't, it's just not right, believe a thing tonight.
I can't bleed. I can try.
I can't bleed. I just don't know why.
You're sick and tired.
See my face all the time.
You brought me higher.
See my face all the time.
BUS RIDE
Your seat's next to mine.
See my face all the time.
It's just a common ground, common face. Come on next town.
I can't comment. I can't see.
I can't comment on what I can't be.
I can't comment. I'm a little high you see.
Let me be.
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Meet Christopher performs "Bus Ride", and this lyric page sits inside the Meet Christopher catalog on LyroVerse.
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