| Well I’m gonna drive to West Virginia
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| Buy myself a shack
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| Put my good car in the front yard
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| Block it up on jacks
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| Then I’m gonna take me a couple wheels off
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| Roll 'em down into the creek
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| I’m gonna bust a couple windows
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| Fix it with a plastic sheet
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| I got tired of working for nothing
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| Working every day
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| Bills made me a poor man
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| But I found a better way
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| I just built myself a sculpture
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| A monument to Chevrolet
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| And now I’ve got a gallery
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| Where my front yard used to lay
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| Well I’m working on a '49 Ford
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| I got it hidden 'round in the backyard
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| But it’s only going to be a few days
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| 'Til it’s rusted just enough to display
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| And when I roll it on down by the road
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| I’ll have a monument to Henry Ford
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| Brought to you by Eastern Mountain Appalachian Roadside Modern Art
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| Yeah, modern art
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| So bring your car to West Virginia
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| Buy your own favorite spot
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| Get you a big old front yard
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| Start yourself a parking lot
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| You can roll 'em up on one side
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| Roll 'em over onto the roof
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| You can push 'em down into the creek bed
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| You can leave 'em on the avenue |
| But hey now, don’t you go thinkin' that’s just a car
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| Listen here buddy, that’s a work of art
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| That was America’s finest form of transportation
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| Don’t you think it needs just a little celebration
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| That’s all I’m trying to do
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| Brought to you by Eastern Mountain Appalachian Roadside Modern Art
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| Yeah, modern art
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| (c)1995 Midnight Ocean Bonfire Music/Nine-Ten Music,
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