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Oasis ~ One Way Road


I wanna get high, but I never could take the pain 'Cos it would blow away my soul like a hurricane Like a one man band clapping in the pouring rain If I know where I'm going, I don't know from where I came Where we gonna be in summertime? And are we gonna see the heavens shine Like diamonds in the sky? As soon as they come The feelings they go All alone, on a one way road As soon as they come The feelings they go All alone, on a one way road I wanna get high, but I really can't take the pain 'Cos it will blow away my soul like a hurricane I'm like a one man band clapping in the pouring rain If I know where I'm going, I don't know from where I came Where we gonna be in summertime? And are we gonna see the heavens shine Like diamonds in the sky? As soon as they come The feelings they go All alone, on a one way road As soon as they come The feelings they go All alone, on a one way road more free lyrics

I wanna get high, but I never could take the pain
'Cos it would blow away my soul like a hurricane
Like a one man band clapping in the pouring rain
If I know where I'm going, I don't know from where I came
Where we gonna be in summertime?
And are we gonna see the heavens shine
Like diamonds in the sky?
As soon as they come
The feelings they go
All alone, on a one way road
As soon as they come
The feelings they go
All alone, on a one way road
I wanna get high, but I really can't take the pain
'Cos it will blow away my soul like a hurricane
I'm like a one man band clapping in the pouring rain
If I know where I'm going, I don't know from where I came
Where we gonna be in summertime?
And are we gonna see the heavens shine
Like diamonds in the sky?
As soon as they come
The feelings they go
All alone, on a one way road
As soon as they come
The feelings they go
All alone, on a one way road

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