| We played down in the Bayou
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| In some old barn they turned into a bar
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| This pretty little red hair girl
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| Took our drummer to her car
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| They were getting hard and heavy
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| When someone hollered mister and said
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| «You ain’t from around here
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| Get your hands off my sister»
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| We roll, we roll, we roll, we roll
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| We roll down on the highway
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| On the drinking side of country
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| That’s the ramblers on the run
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| So we went up to Detroit and took some country to the city
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| Like some old hillbilly tourists
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| I guess we looked real silly
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| Cause they were laughing at us man
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| Till we tired out the band
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| Said, you hicks are pretty slick
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| So we jammed and then we split
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| We roll, we roll, we roll, we roll
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| We roll down on the highway
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| On the drinking side of country
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| That’s the ramblers on the run
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| Wooo
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| Oh ya
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| Haha
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| Look what’s coming over this way buddy
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| I’m out here
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| Brunette from Minnesota drinking
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| Jim Bean and Cola kept
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| Buying him round shots
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| She was trying to get me drunk
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| I said my heart don’t belong to me
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| I left it back in Tennessee
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| She said
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| «Your heart ain’t the part that I want
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| We roll, we roll, we roll, we roll
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| We roll down on the highway
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| On the drinking side of country
|
| That’s the ramblers on the run
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| We roll, we roll, we roll, we roll
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| We roll down on the highway
|
| On the drinking side of country
|
| That’s the ramblers on the run
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| Oh no
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| I smell trouble
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| Just a second
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| I’ll be right back |