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Away we go
02:24
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Well its my A to B; it's a piece of shit
but it gets me where I want to go
friends pack in the back; call it a death trap
have a good laugh and away we go
In my A to B; it's a piece of shit
and it gets us where we want to go
my best girl riding shotgun
no shuffle; wanna hear those songs we know
She dance all night
we'll drink; we might fight
and they try real hard to recall the other night
Well in that A to B; my piece of shit
you know its temperamental as hell
damn tape adapter keeps cutting out
I punch the dash board and the speakers blow
So we sing 1,2,3,4 cretins wanna hustle more
4,5,6,7 all cretins go to heaven, bob bob bob "Barbra Anne"
have a good laugh and "let the good times roll"
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Let's Throw a Party!
02:30
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She says,
Hey! Ho! Let's throw a party!
not talkin' bout a birthday no
Hey! Ho! Let's throw a party!
we'll call everybody we know
I need a 30 rack of cheap beer, whiskey is key and dont forget it no, the lalalala tequila to get this party to go!
We are gonna pull down the shades, hang up some lights, i know it aint Christmas no, hot in July and all i want to do is crank up the stereo.
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Quit Smokin'
02:33
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4. |
Girl Like You
02:24
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Sway With Me
04:38
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