Artist: Pink Floyd
Track: Pink Floyd
Lyrics
Ooh ooh ooh ooh walk with me, Sydney
I’d love to, love to, love to, baby you know
Ooh ooh ooh ooh walk with me, Sydney
I’d love to, love to, love to, love to
Love to
Walk with me, Sydney, it’s a dark night
Come on, come on, hold me tight
Well, I’d love to, love to, love to
Flat feet, fallen arches
Baggy knees and a broken frame
Meningitis, peritonitis
DTs and a washed-out brain
Ooh ooh ooh ooh roll with me, Sydney
I’d love to, love to, love to, baby you know
Ooh ooh ooh ooh roll with me, Sydney
I’d love to, love to, love to, love to
Love to
Roll with me, Sydney, it’s a dark night
Roll me, roll me, roll me high
Well, I’d love to, love to, love to
But I got
Flat feet, fallen arches
Baggy knees and a broken frame
Meningitis, peritonitis
DTs and a washed-out brain
Ooh ooh ooh ooh walk with me, Sydney
I’d love to, love to, love to, baby you know
Ooh ooh ooh ooh walk with me, Sydney
I’d love to, love to, love to, love to
Love to
Walk with me, Sydney, it’s a dark night
Come on, come on, and hold me tight
Well, I’d love to, love to, love to
But I got
Flat feet, fallen arches
Baggy knees and a broken frame
Meningitis, peritonitis
DTs and a washed-out brain
Full Lyrics and Meaning
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Pink Floyd
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Pink Floyd is a British rock band who managed to carve a path for progressive and psychedelic music in a way that was uniquely fascinating at the time and has remained equally
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Roger Waters
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Roger Waters, the lyrical mastermind behind most of Pink Floyd’s work in the 1970s, was the band’s bassist, vocalist and, at one point, its front man. He solidified himself as one
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Pink Floyd Lyrics
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"Speak To Me, Breathe On The Run Time, The Great Gig, In The Sky, Money, Us And Them, Any Colour You Like (Instrumental), Brain Damage, Eclipse"
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More (Original Film Soundtrack) by Pink Floyd
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Wish You Were Here by Pink Floyd
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Pulse by Pink Floyd
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The Wall by Pink Floyd
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Ummagumma by Pink Floyd
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Relics by Pink Floyd
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Meddle by Pink Floyd
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Atom Heart Mother by Pink Floyd
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Delicate Sound of Thunder by Pink Floyd
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The Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd
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The Endless River by Pink Floyd
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A Momentary Lapse of Reason by Pink Floyd
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Animals by Pink Floyd
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Obscured by Clouds by Pink Floyd
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Like More a few years prior, Obscured by Clouds is an album Pink Floyd made out of a Barbet Schroeder film score – in this case, to La Vallée/The Valley.
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A Saucerful of Secrets by Pink Floyd
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The Final Cut by Pink Floyd
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The Early Singles by Pink Floyd
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The Best of Pink Floyd: A Foot in the Door by Pink Floyd
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The Division Bell by Pink Floyd
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The Early Years 1965-1972 by Pink Floyd
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Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd by Pink Floyd
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A Nice Pair by Pink Floyd
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1965-67 Cambridge St/ation by Pink Floyd
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Pink Floyd – Time
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Pink Floyd – Comfortably Numb
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Pink Floyd – Wish You Were Here
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Pink Floyd – Money
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Pink Floyd – Us and Them
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Pink Floyd – Eclipse
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It is by Roger Waters, with harmonies by David
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Pink Floyd – One of the Few
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Pink Floyd – Shine On You Crazy Diamond
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[Part 1 (0:00-3:53): Instrumental] / [Part 2 (3:53-6:26): Instrumental] / [Part 3 (6:26-8:40): Instrumental] / [Part 4 (8:40-11:08)] / [Verse 1: Roger Waters] / Remember when you
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Pink Floyd – Another Brick in the Wall, Pt. 2
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Pink Floyd – Dogs
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Pink Floyd’s own scathing view of
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Pink Floyd – Brain Damage
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In the film, it can be heard
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