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Who sung the song 'we don't need no education'?
Pink Floyd Those lyrics are from the song "Another Brick in the Wall" by Pink Floyd.
Where can Pink Floyd lyrics be found?
A person can find Pink Floyd lyrics on Metrolyrics and YouTube over the internet. There is another option by lyricsfreak, in which offers lyrics from A-Z. Lyricsfreak offers about 143 song lyrics.
Where can one find the lyrics to the song Shine On You Crazy Diamond by Pink Floyd?
One can find the lyrics to the song Shine On You Crazy Diamond by Pink Floyd, from websites on the internet run by companies such as Wikipedia, or AZLyrics.
What early Pink Floyd song has the lyric Jennifer gentle you're a witch?
The lyrics "Jennifer gentle you're a witch" are in the song Lucifer Sam by Pink Floyd.
When was Eclipse - Pink Floyd song - created?
Eclipse - Pink Floyd song - was created in 1973.
When was In the Flesh - Pink Floyd song - created?
In the Flesh - Pink Floyd song - was created in 1979.
When was Dogs - Pink Floyd song - created?
Dogs - Pink Floyd song - was created on -19-11-04.
When was Hey You - Pink Floyd song - created?
Hey You - Pink Floyd song - was created on 1979-11-30.
What Pink Floyd song are these lyrics from were spending your time in the doldroms?
The song is from Pink Floyd's song "Lost for Words" from The Division Bell, released 1994.I was spending my time in the doldrumsI was caught in a cauldron of hateI felt persecuted and paralyzedI thought everything else would just wait
Who does the song money?
The song "money" from Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" album was written by Roger Waters
What is the name of the Pink Floyd song that has the lyrics welcome to the machine?
The song is called 'Welcome to the Machine'. It was written and performed by Roger Waters for the 1975 album 'Wish You Were Here'.
Who was the mother of Pink Floyd?
Pink Floyd is a band and therefore does not have one particular mother. 'Mother' was a song released by Pink Floyd in 1979 on their popular album The Wall.
