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WILD RIDE (Full Video) | Dhurandhar The Revenge | Ranveer Singh | Shashwat Sachdev | Ellisar
Presenting the Full Video Song "Wild Ride", from the film #DhurandharTheRevenge. Credits: Jio Studios Presents A B62 Studios Production An Aditya Dhar Film DHURANDHAR THE REVENGE Written, Directed and Produced by: Aditya Dhar Produced by: Jyoti Deshpande Produced by: Lokesh Dhar Cast : Ranveer Singh | Sanjay Dutt | R. Madhavan | Arjun Rampal | Sara Arjun A Shashwat Sachdev Musical ♪Full Song Available on♪ JioSaavn: https://bit.ly/478gRcr Spotify: https://bit.ly/4bAzabo Apple Music: https://bit.ly/4dsRAgY Gaana: https://bit.ly/40OESSb Amazon Prime Music: https://bit.ly/4t2VjXh YouTube Music: https://bit.ly/4cWT2rK Audio Credits: Song - Wild Ride Music: Shashwat Sachdev Singer: Ellisar,shashwat Sachdev Lyrics: Ellisar Mixed and Mastered by Akash Shravan Music Label - T-Series #WildRide Lyrics: Met him at the bar where the bass-line knocks Said he liked my vibe when I laughed at his watch Said, "One drink max," but we doubled it twice Next thing you know, we're outside in the night Windows down, wanna race the light City blur past when he cut through the side Said, "Slow down," but I'm smilin' ahead Adrenaline all the way up to my head I'm walkin' late with a chip on my shoulder Lip gloss shine and my drink get colder Said, "Where are you goin'?", I said, "Maybe your place" I laugh like a joke, but he matchin' my pace Dance on the cash, make the whole room spin Champagne drip down my sleeve on my skin Now the sun come in, and I'm fixin' my hair Damn, how did I get here? What a wild ride One look and I'm by your side When we're down, goin' way past five Oh yeah, couldn't even change my mind What a wild ride Thought it'd just be a kiss goodbye Now the sun's comin' through the blinds And I'm still replayin' last night Wild ride Wild, wild ride Wild ride Wild ride Uh, yeah Started with a stupid pick-up line Now you're pullin' on my waistline Ride in the rain, city lights go by Look at each other, might start a fire One sec chillin', now we're outside runnin' Two drinks in, got the whole room buzzin' He said, "Ride with me," I said, "Boy, don't push it" Next thing I know, I'm ridin' shotgun, lookin' At the streetlights flash, hit the gas quick Heartbeat loud with the bass from the back-kicks Said, "It's just for tonight," but it turned into a story Now the sunrise hittin' like a reel for me What a wild ride One look and I'm by your side Now the sun's comin' through the blinds And I'm still replayin' last night Wild ride Wild, wild ride Wild ride Wild ride Wild ride Wild ride Wild ride __________________________________ Enjoy & stay connected with us! 👉 Subscribe to T-Series: https://youtube.com/tseries 👉 Like us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/3ivl1fk 👉 Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/tseries 👉 Follow us on Instagram: https://ift.tt/Nnaxq7L 👉 Follow us on Snapchat: https://ift.tt/dKQ8YIE


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