| Thinking he’s a stunt driver
|
| Drives with no headlights on
|
| Maybe he lost his way
|
| Maybe he lost his home
|
| Maybe ain’t got no soul
|
| Or maybe it’s in the lost and found
|
| Maybe he’s sideways
|
| Maybe he’s upside down
|
| Or maybe he’s another lost soul
|
| Come to get it on, get it on child
|
| Maybe he just parked on the lawn
|
| You know he don’t give two shits
|
| He’s waking with the morning sun
|
| Maybe it’s time to quit
|
| Maybe he ain’t got no voice
|
| Or maybe he got no words to say
|
| Don’t think you’d understand
|
| No one listens anyway
|
| Maybe he’s another lost soul
|
| Come to get it on, get it on child
|
| Calling all cars, is anybody there?
|
| Holding a sign, does anybody care?
|
| Follow the forces of evil everywhere
|
| Chasing the lost souls on down
|
| Thinking he’s a stunt driver
|
| Follows no book or code
|
| You know that he a rambling man
|
| Until his heart explodes
|
| Maybe he’s all alone
|
| Maybe got no heart to fill
|
| Maybe he got no choice
|
| Maybe he lost his will
|
| Maybe he’s another lost soul
|
| Come to get it on, get it on child
|
| Maybe he’s another lost soul
|
| Come to get it on, get it on child
|
| Four white wood crosses by the side of the road
|
| Throw a dozen dead roses out the passenger window
|
| Push the pedal to the floor watch the road erupt
|
| He got a belly full of bourbon, keep a-one eye shut |