| Money comes out of Dad’s billfold
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| Hankies come out of Mom’s purse
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| The engine hardly makes a sound
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| Even when you put it in reverse
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| It’s got a push-button transmission, hardtop convertible, 4-door
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| It’s November of '63
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| And the brand new Dodge is a '64
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| And we’re rolling slow down Main Street —
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| The asphalt and gravel crunch
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| Church is finally over
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| And we’re going to have our Sunday lunch
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| And then I will play football
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| With my buddies down in park
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| Later I’ll dream about my girlfriend
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| As I lie alone in the dark
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| She’s got short red hair and blue eyes
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| And her swimsuit’s also blue
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| And her little brother is retarded
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| But Jesus loves him, too
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| And Jesus loves our president
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| Even though he is a Catholic
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| There’s a lot for a boy to think about
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| As he walks along the railroad tracks
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| And my sister won’t get carsick
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| 'cause we’re going only half a mile
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| And the car still has that new car smell
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| And dad looks like he might smile
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| And the world is big and full of Autumn
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| And I’m hungry as can be
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| And we’re in our brand new '64 Dodge
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| November of '63 |