| There was one room in her house that was always kept locked
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| It was the garage
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| I don’t want your love
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| Don’t want your money
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| I just want the key to your Ferrari
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| Don’t want your bed
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| I don’t want your body
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| I just want the key to your Ferrari
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| I’m gonna rip it, shine it, rev it
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| Scoot it, skid it, jam it
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| Rev it, skip it, gun it
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| Up and down the 101
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| Don’t want your love
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| Don’t want your money, girl
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| I said all I want is the key to your Ferrari
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| And then
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| And then I saw her
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| She was a bright red '64 GTO
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| With fins and gills like some giant piranha fish
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| Some obscene phallic symbol on wheels
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| Little rivers of anticipation ran down my inseam
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| As I kicked those five hundred Italian horses into life
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| And left reality behind me
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| Fifty, sixty, seventy miles an hour… oh!
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| My hand slipped inside the belt of my trousers
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| As we passed eighty, ninety miles an hour
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| And as we hit the magic hundred, I
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| Yes, my love exploded all over her bright pink leather interior
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| And at that moment, I thought of my mother
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| Don’t need no drugs
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| Don’t need no liquor
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| Said all I want is the key to your Ferrari
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| Your ruby lips, pa (should be «Bah!»)
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| Your perfect figure, eech
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| I just want the key to your Ferrari
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| I’m gonna rev it, jam it, scram it
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| Rip it, tear it, bare it
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| Ram it, repair it, scoot it
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| Up and down the 101
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| Don’t want your love
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| Don’t want your money, girl
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| I said all I want is the key to your Ferrari
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| He’s gonna rev it, scoot it, skid it
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| Rip it, skip it, gun it
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| Brake it, zoom it, vacuum it
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| Up and down the 101
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| Don’t want your love
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| Don’t want your money, girl
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| I said all I want is the key to your Ferrari
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| Oh, I just want the key to your Ferrari
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| Cause aliens ate my Buick |