Universally Speaking
Red Hot Chili Peppers
I saw your face Elegant and tired Cut up from the chase Still I so admired Bloodshot your smile Delicate and wild Give me she wolf style Rip right thru me [Pre-chorus] Silveretta the jets of a lifetime Go and get her ive got her on my mind Nothing better then feeling is so fine Simply put I saw love stream flow [Chorus] Come on baby 'cause cause there's no name for Give it up and I got what I came for Universally speaking Take it back and you make me nervous Nothing better then love and service Universally speaking Win in the long run I saw your crime Dying to get high Two of a kind Beat all hands tonight [Pre chorus] [Chorus] [Pre Chorus]00s 2000s 2000s alternative 2000s rock 2003 5 Stars 60s 80s 90s acoustic alternative alternative rock american Awesome bass beatles britpop California chillout classic classic rock college rock comedy commercial rock contemporary rock cool covers crossover death metal easy listening Electroclash electronic electronica emo emocore Favorite favorite band favorites favourite Favourite Songs Favourites favs female funk funk metal Funk Rock funk-rock funky general rock german good shit Good Stuff Grunge guitar hard rock heavy metal House indie indie rock industrial industrial rock live lounge love songs lovesong male vocals Melodic Death Metal metal metalcore my music pop rock Pop-Rock Power metal Progressive rock punk punk rock Rap-Rock Rave Red Hot Chili Peppers red hot chilli peppers rhcp ro-happy Ro-music rock rythmic screamo seen live Slow Rock soul Stadium Arcadium techno Tintin tintinnabulation tkhere top artists top song radio ukchart21-30 umanohonelike Uplifiting Alternative Voice
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