Ocean Colour Scene - Golden Gate Bridge [Live] Lyrics
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Golden Gate Bridge [Live]
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What Are The Lyrics For Golden Gate Bridge [Live] By Ocean Colour Scene?
Something I need from you
I really want to know Like the way you do I've been burned before But not this way by you And I need to know I can trust you with my life On the Golden Gate bridge Or a fire in the night Or the edge of the night And I really hope I can have you all my life A fifty second anniversary Of the whole of time Something I need to know Is any of this true All the things they say Or are they only cruel But I fear only pain And I need to know I can trust you with my life On the Golden Gate bridge Or a fire in the night Or the edge of the night And I really hope I can have you all my life A fifty second anniversary Of the whole of time And I need to know can I trust you with my life On the Golden Gate bridge Or a fire in the night Or the edge of the night And I really hope I can have you all my life A fifty second anniversary Of the whole of time Something I need from you Something I need from you Something I need from you Something I need from you |
Who Wrote Golden Gate Bridge [Live] By Ocean Colour Scene?
Simon Fowler, Stephen Cradock, Damon Minchella, Oscar Lloyd Harrison
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What's The Duration Of The Golden Gate Bridge [Live] By Ocean Colour Scene?The duration of Golden Gate Bridge [Live] is 4:05 minutes and seconds. |
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