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lyrics
There’s no time for this, there’s so much in a day, how do I find a way? Each day is a gift we have to take, now we’re on our way.
We’re on a ride. Are you by my side?
Let’s take the night off, I’ll get a car, hit the spot by the boulevard. Now we’re on the corner waiting for our ride.
Your by my side, waiting for our ride.
Cruisin’ up the block, with the windows down, breeze blows through yout hair. Find the right song on the radio. Music takes us home, now we’re on the road.
Another day has come to an end, the night is settled in. Cool wind blows you’re there by my side.
On this ride, you’re by my side
We’re on a ride. Are you by my side?
Let’s take the night off, I’ll get a car, hit the spot by the boulevard. Now we’re on the corner waiting for our ride.
Your by my side, waiting for our ride.
Cruisin’ up the block, with the windows down, breeze blows through yout hair. Find the right song on the radio. Music takes us home, now we’re on the road.
Another day has come to an end, the night is settled in. Cool wind blows you’re there by my side.
On this ride, you’re by my side
credits
from Bone Dry,
released November 9, 2017
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