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Moby – Natural Blues
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“Natural Blues” is a song by American musician Moby. The song was released as the fifth single from his 1999 studio album “Play”. It samples “Trouble So Hard” by American folk
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Moby (Ft. Debbie Harry) – New York, New York
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New York, New York / Does it taste right / Does it feel right / New York, New York / Does it burn bright / All the starlight / Do you know my name / Do you even care / Do you love
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Moby – Extreme Ways
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This track became Moby’s biggest song, the second single from his album 18 was picked up by the Bourne film series. This version of the track was used during the closing credits
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Moby – Porcelain
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“Porcelain” was the sixth single off Moby’s commercial breakthrough Play. The song, a melancholic electronic ballad, was based on particularly painful breakup. Moby recalled:
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Moby – Walk With Me
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[Chorus: Leela James] / Walk with me, Lord / Walk with me, Lord / All alone / This tedious journey / Won't you walk with me? / Walk with me, Lord / Walk with me / All alone / This
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Moby – Where You End
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[Intro] / Some things fall apart / Some things makes you hold / Somethings that you find / Are beyond your control / [Verse 1] / I love you and you're beautiful / You write your
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Moby – We Are All Made of Stars
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[Verse 1] / Growing in numbers / Growing in speed / Can't fight the future / Can't fight what I see / [Chorus] / People they come together / People they fall apart / No one can
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Moby – Temptation
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[Intro] / Heaven / A gateway to hope / Just like a feeling / I need, it's no joke / [Verse 1] / And though it hurts me / To see you this way / Betrayed by words / I'd never heard
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Moby – Go
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Go / Hold tight / Go / Go / Yeah / Go / Yeah / Go / Yeah / Go / Yeah / Go / Go / Hold tight / Yeah / Go / Yeah / Go / Go / Go / Go / Go / Yeah / Go / Yeah / Go / Go / Go / Yeah
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Moby – Beautiful
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[Hook] / Come on baby / Come on girl / Come on baby / Come on girl / I love you baby / I love you now / I love you baby / I love you now / [Chorus] / Look at us, we're beautiful
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Moby – Honey
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“Honey” is the first track on Moby’s 1999 commercial breakthrough Play. It was also the first commercially released single from the album, released nearly eight months ahead of the
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Moby – The Day
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Moby’s first single from his 2011 album Destroyed.
The song is about the pain of an hospitalized person, and partially about the pain of his family and friends. The hospital is an
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Moby – Slipping Away
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[Verse 1] / All that we needed was right / The threshold is breaking tonight / [Chorus] / Open to everything happy and sad / Seeing the good when it's all going bad / Seeing the
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Moby (Ft. Damien Jurado & Margo Timmins) – Helpless (Resound NYC Version)
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[Verse 1] / There is a town in North Ontario / With dream, comfort, memory to spare / And in my mind, I still need a place to go / All my changes were there / [Verse 2] / Blue
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Moby – Lift Me Up
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“Lift Me Up” was the first commercially released single from Moby’s seventh album Hotel. It was a Top 20 hit in a number of European countries, including Spain and Italy where it
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Moby – Signs of Love
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[Chorus] / If I was beautiful / If I had the time / They'd flock to me / Bathe me in the wine / I know that's not the way / I know that's not how things are to be / (My baby left
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Moby – Jltf
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[Verse 1: Melody Zimmer] / We heard the rain on the window / Like a sinful waste of time / We heard the sirens wailing / Like the world had lost its smile / We spent our days
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Moby – If Things Were Perfect
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“If Things Were Perfect” is the thirteenth track of American musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999 through V2 Records.
On a really simple beat, relatable to
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Moby – Wait For Me
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The song “Wait For Me” is the fifth single off American musician Moby’s ninth studio album of the same name. The album “Wait For Me” was released on 29 June 2009 while this single
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Moby – Run On
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“Run On” was the second single released in advance of Moby’s 1999 album Play. As with many of the tracks on the album, the song is a downtempo electronic composition anchored by a
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Moby – Love Should
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[Verse 1] / So we sleep in beds we've never made / Holding close to love when love should fade / Holding on to this is the best thing we'll ever do / The morning sun is sweet and
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Moby – Sleep Alone
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[Verse 1] / As the sun was set / And the pieces of light touch your hair / Perfect love come softly / With the dawn, the dawn / City once full of people / Desolate, is desolate
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Moby – Forever
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[Verse 1] / Two simple places we wanted to go / Two simple things you wanted to know / Everything around I could not see / I wish I'd known how much you loved me / [Chorus] / Oh
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Moby (Ft. Mimi Goese) – When It's Cold I'd Like To Die
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“When It’s Cold I’d Like to Die” is the final track on Moby’s Everything is Wrong. The elegiac synth ballad was co-written with Mimi Goese.
The song’s soaring synthesized strings
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Moby – Find My Baby
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“Find My Baby” is the second track from American electronica musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999.
The song is based on a heavy sample from “Joe Lee’s Rock
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Moby (Ft. Mylène Farmer) – Slipping Away (Crier la vie)
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[Verse 1: Moby & Mylène] / All that we needed was right / All that we needed was right / Les ombres ce soir nous menacent / [Chorus: Moby & Mylène] / Open to everything happy and
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Moby – Machete
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“Machete” is the ninth track of American musician Moby’s studio album Play, released on May 17, 1999 through V2 Records.
It has got one of the few hard-hitting rhythms present on
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Moby – In My Heart
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[Refrain] / Lord I want / To be up / In my heart / Lord I want / To be up / In my heart / Lord I want / To be up / In my heart / Lord I want / To be up / In my heart / Lord I want
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Moby – This Wild Darkness
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[Verse 1] / Apportioned like madness in season / Bracing all like a breaking of reason / With every night lost and every day torn / With a drama feeling calmer and it's a comma in
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Moby – Flower
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Moby’s “Flower” was originally released as a b-side to the single “Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?” from the album Play (1999).
Like a number of the songs on Play, “Flower
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Moby – Whispering Wind
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[Verse 1] / Like the whispering wind you sent to me / Like the hopeless time you gave to me / I watched your dreams all slip away / I watched your dreams all slip away / [Verse 2
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Moby – Sunday (The Day Before My Birthday)
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[Hook] / Sunday was a bright day yesterday / Dark cloud has come into the way / [Verse 1] / They sing to the darkest night / Long before / [Bridge] / Why can't I face it / Am I too
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Moby – Pale Horses
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[Verse 1: Amelia Zirin Brown] / Put me on the train, send me back my home / Couldn’t live without you when I tried to roam / [Refrain: Amelia Zirin Brown] / Put me by the window
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Moby – Extreme Ways (Reprise Version)
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[Verse 1] / Extreme ways are back again / Extreme places I didn't know / I broke everything new again / Everything that I'd owned / I threw it out the windows, came along / Extreme
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Moby (Ft. Lady Blackbird) – Walk With Me (Resound NYC Version)
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[Chorus] / Walk with me, Lord / Walk with me, Lord / All alone / This tedious journey / Won't you walk with me? / Walk with me, Lord / Walk with me / All alone / This tedious
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Moby – Mistake
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[Verse 1] / Don't speak to me this way / Don't ever let me say / Don't leave me again / Don't leave me again / [Chorus] / Oh you never felt this lost before / And the world is
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Moby (Ft. Wayne Coyne) – The Perfect Life
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[Chorus: Moby and Wayne Coyne] / Oh / We close our eyes / The perfect life, life / Is all we need / (Ooooh, ooooh, yeah) / (Ooooh, ooooh, yeah) / [Verse 1: Moby] / You open up when
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Moby – Another Woman
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[Refrain] / You leave your home for days and days / And I know, said I know / You leave your home for days and days / And I know, said I know / You got another woman somewhere
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Moby (Ft. Mark Lanegan) – The Lonely Night
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[Intro: Mark Lanegan] / Here come the lonely night / I can’t escape my mind / [Verse 1: Mark Lanegan] / From a broken bough / Fall into finite space / With the roof torn down
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