Someone to Love

Moby

I was cold and wet
Like no-one else
It came in now, a professional
Oh, it's over
Oh, it's over
Oh, it's over now
Well i, fall in a sleep and I let go
Make me a being without a soul
Somebody live my life I've got to know what dead men know

Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love

I was on my knees
In front of her
When I feel like going down I know it's everywhere
Oh, it's over
Oh, it's over
Oh, it's over now
You make me another hell
I can't live but I'm no-one else
Somebody live my life I've got to know what dead men know

Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love

Like I said before
It's over again
And no-one left but me and
And no-one lifted me no

Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love
Someone to love


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Someone to Love Lyrics as written by Richard Melville Hall

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    I love this song...i never really understood alot of the lyrics. I almost wish that i never read this because i was so completly off. . . .

    bobbybutterpantson February 09, 2011   Link

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