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Ocean Colour Scene ~ Soul Driver


Straighten your collar and smile 'Cause you've never been lazy 'Cause you in a style Call the shots every day Soul Driver Don't hurry It's my timing It's not your worry And I'm taking my time And laying my roots Since I've been so far away You're such a practical man You work so hard for your living You make me understand That it's all in the giving (Chorus repeated over and over) more free lyrics

Straighten your collar and smile
'Cause you've never been lazy
'Cause you in a style
Call the shots every day

Soul Driver
Don't hurry
It's my timing
It's not your worry
And I'm taking my time
And laying my roots
Since I've been so far away

You're such a practical man
You work so hard for your living
You make me understand
That it's all in the giving

(Chorus repeated over and over)

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