Ride
Doris Pearson · Other Songs - Doris Pearson
What's up?
Hi, I'm Lola
Check out my motor
Hi, I'm Lola
Wanna ride
Hi, I'm Lola
Take it from the top
My name is Lola
I'm glad to meet ya
I drive a real raging motor
I can beat ya
I'm fully loaded
Check out my hoodie
I got them framed just to make them seem like goodies
Check it out
At first we glide
And then we ride
We rev it till its hot and then we get the speed on
The turn-key's wild
Enjoy the cry
Emotions drop all down just let me kick my heels off
Chorus
Ride
Will you ride round me?
Ride
It makes me wanna
Ride
You thrill me with your
You got me burning rubber
Loving like I can no other
I'll tease ya
And kinda please ya
I'll take a back seat driver made completely
Around the bend
You start to shoot
Your eyes on Lola
I'm like a freak, fit, and on the wheel please you
Check it out
At first we glide
And then we ride
We rev it till the top hot and then we get our freak on
The turn-key's wild
Enjoy the cry
Emotions drop all down let me kick my heels off
Chorus
Ride
Will you ride round me?
Ride
It makes me wanna
Ride
You thrill me with your
You got me burning rubber
Lovin like I can no other
Drill it up with a Capital Hub
Cool it now but I just can't quit
You know my ride is fly
I hookin in my ride
And I ride like a Gemini
The roof, the roof, and the roof it gets my ties 24
Rims light walnut dash
Couple leather seats and hood to match
Get my
Chorus
Ride
Will you ride round me?
Ride
It makes me wanna
Ride
You thrill me with your
You got me burning rubber
Lovin like I can no other
Ride
Will you ride round me?
Ride
It makes me wanna
Ride
You thrill me with your
You got me burning rubber
Lovin like I can no other
Ride - Doris Pearson
Doris Pearson's 'Ride' stands as a defining track within her extensive catalogue of electro-funk and soul-infused recordings. Released during the late 1990s, the song exemplifies her signature style, blending infectious rhythms with a melodic sensibility that resonated deeply with audiences of the era. As a prominent figure in the UK's dance music scene, Pearson crafted 'Ride' to serve as a high-energy anthem, showcasing her ability to merge pop accessibility with a sophisticated musical backdrop. The recording remains a staple in her discography, often cited as a prime example of her work that prioritized rhythmic drive and emotional connection over complex production. Its enduring appeal highlights Pearson's contribution to the genre, cementing her reputation as an artist who consistently delivered memorable, dance-floor-ready tracks that bridged the gap between club culture and mainstream radio.