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Red Hot Chili Peppers ~ One Big Mob


I am you are me Good woman said you gotta believe Submerge into the urge of we Deliciously the mystery CHORUS: One big mob aw yea aw yea One big mob aw yea aw yea Ek bara mala aw yea aw yea Ek bara mala aw yea aw yea Ooze into into my noodle East or west shepherd or poodle Ladybug pinetree To mingle with the bumblebee A lover to the sun And a brother to the cool breeze CHORUS Scrawled upon the wall Of a bathroom stall A stranger wrote a note That spoke to all One two buckle my shoe Take care of me 'Cause I might be you CHORUS We live in the city We live in the jungle It's time to be drinking A thimble humble Everything you ever see Is never more than you and me Give it on in to the beauty of the MYSTERY One big mob in one big home A broken home I'd like to share some air with you Some air with you A morning forest full of truths The green is blue The head that's getting pregnant lives To give and give What was I thinking in my head The color red Breaking hearts instead of bread Something I said Checkmated by frustration... ...Need to be cut loose A different kind of being lost ...A sullen cost Picaboo street in Timbuktu Do I need repeat That a boy named Sue Rockin' to the beat Of the kangaroo Let me kiss your feet And your forehead too more free lyrics

I am you are me
Good woman said you gotta believe
Submerge into the urge of we
Deliciously the mystery

CHORUS:
One big mob aw yea aw yea
One big mob aw yea aw yea
Ek bara mala aw yea aw yea
Ek bara mala aw yea aw yea

Ooze into into my noodle
East or west shepherd or poodle
Ladybug pinetree
To mingle with the bumblebee
A lover to the sun
And a brother to the cool breeze

CHORUS

Scrawled upon the wall
Of a bathroom stall
A stranger wrote a note
That spoke to all

One two buckle my shoe
Take care of me
'Cause I might be you

CHORUS

We live in the city
We live in the jungle
It's time to be drinking
A thimble humble
Everything you ever see
Is never more than you and me
Give it on in to the beauty of the MYSTERY

One big mob in one big home
A broken home
I'd like to share some air with you
Some air with you
A morning forest full of truths
The green is blue
The head that's getting pregnant lives
To give and give
What was I thinking in my head
The color red
Breaking hearts instead of bread
Something I said
Checkmated by frustration...
...Need to be cut loose
A different kind of being lost
...A sullen cost

Picaboo street
in Timbuktu
Do I need repeat
That a boy
named Sue
Rockin'
to the beat
Of the kangaroo
Let me kiss your feet
And your
forehead
too

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