| Runnin' from the law, not my favorite hobby
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| I’m relieved that I saw the speed trap before he saw me
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| I don’t need another ticket, I’ve gotta collection in the glovebox
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| They make great souvenirs cause they weigh less than rocks
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| Man you better slow your roll, let the numbers get low
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| Like a 55 stroll to move past the patrol
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| Hope he don’t already know about my top speed
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| Like the helicopter radar that caught me outside of Milwaukee
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| I’m still livin this life, tryin to escape the problems
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| Quick and quiet at night just like the insects and the goblins
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| It’s the gas fumes, the fast food, yo its all of the above
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| It’s meetin' women for a weekend and fallin deep in love
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| As good as it gets, and its as bad as you make it
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| But ain’t nuthin' like bathin' in a freezin' river naked
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| And I really don’t know much but I know enough to know
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| Now that I’m lost I’ve never been so found… (so in touch)
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| Take this job and give it to someone else
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| Corn on the cob is better when its hot with melted butter on top
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| Could warm the soul, but this ones cold
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| Cause I stole it off the side of the road
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| I’m not a real thief, I don’t steal more than I need
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| Everything I take I eat, I never do it for the greed
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| I’m just a gravel trail type of man
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| Pull the car behind the brush and get in touch with your farm land
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| So if and gotta healthy lookin' garden in your backyard
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| I’ll pull over to admire then I’ll check for a dog
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| And if the area is clear I’ll be back here tonight
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| Set dinner for one under the moonlight…
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| Discovered that, I really don’t know much, most of much of what
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| I know catches a, «what?» | 
| to my surprise (X2)
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| In the moonlights when to strike, under the stars gettin' ours
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| There’s a breeze every night
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| Carrots, tomatoes, green beans, cabbages, rhubarb, cauliflower, corn, radishes
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| Here it comes, here it is, and there it went, sunrise
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| Alright, now its time to get on witcha life
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| Loaded up the Ford, with all the rations supplies
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| And hit the road to fly the friendly skies
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| It’s been about a month since I left St. Paulie Girl behind
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| Punctured the heart but it was for her own good
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| Left her sittin' in the kitchen with the breakfast dishes
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| And gave a name to this distance that she never would’ve understood
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| Roll the window down, got the sounds distortin'
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| And I got my last paycheck and half a carton of Newports man
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| And I’m never gonna quit 'til I face my challenge
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| And I use your mathematics just to average my gallons
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| And if you buy my tape it puts work on my odometer
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| 10 bucks’d take me 300 kilometers
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| Runnin from myself won’t stop until I pop
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| So keep an eye open for me at your local record shop
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| To my surprise
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| Discovered that
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| I really don’t know much, and most of much of what I know catches a
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| What?
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| And I found myself, when I lost myself (until fade) |