| Oh my lord, you could drive a Ford
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| Or you could drive a Chevy
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| Or a Jimmy if you really like
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| A mountain of fun, the USA-1
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| A Motor City Steel
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| You got to give the power to the people
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| Travis and Ricky, relationship is tricky
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| But Ricky is a girl who wants to see the world
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| But Travis is a boy, boys like a toy
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| The Ram with a straight axle way off the board
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| Singin'
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| Oh my lord, you could drive a Ford
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| Or you could drive a Chevy
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| Or a Jimmy if you really like
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| A mountain of fun, the USA-1
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| A Motor City Steel
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| You got to give the power to the people
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| At the country dance, wearin' tiny pants
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| Ricky’s tellin' everyone how they was made in France
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| And Travis thinks it’s funny, dancin' with his honey
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| Talkin' 'bout how tiny French pants cost so much money
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| Alright, now this here’s a sad and bleedin' part of the story
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| 'Cause, well, Ricky’s a good girl
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| She worked hard, she saved up her money
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| She bought herself a stack of American Express Travelers Checks
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| And a one-way ticket to Charles de Gaulle Paris International Airport
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| And then she told Travis
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| «Honey, I ain’t goin' for good, I’m just goin'»
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| Day she had to fly, said she wouldn’t cry
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| Travis cried a little, he was caught in the middle
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| Of a girl with a dream since she was a teen
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| A boy and a truck
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| «Darlin', good luck» (Oh)
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| Oh my lord, you could drive a Ford
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| Or you could drive a Chevy
|
| Or a Jimmy if you really like
|
| A mountain of fun, the USA-1
|
| A Motor City Steel
|
| You got to give the power to the
|
| Oh my lord, you could drive a Ford
|
| Or you could drive a Chevy
|
| Or a Jimmy if you really like
|
| A mountain of fun, the USA-1
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| A Motor City Steel
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| You got to give the power to the people |