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Bread ~ Truckin'


Truckin' down the highway Get outta my way Always in a hurry Always in between That's where you can find me Truckin' down the highway Sittin' in the cab of A ten ton machine Gettin' pretty tired of stoppin' In old run down cafes Some day i'm gonna find me a woman Rich enough to pay my way Gonna make some inroads Drivin' home a payload Truckin' down the highway Like you never seen Gettin' pretty tired of lookin' In truck stop cabarets Some day i'm gonna find me a woman Rich enough to pay my way Then you're gonna find me Truckin' down the highway Sittin' in the back of A long limousine more free lyrics

Truckin' down the highway
Get outta my way
Always in a hurry
Always in between
That's where you can find me
Truckin' down the highway
Sittin' in the cab of
A ten ton machine

Gettin' pretty tired of stoppin'
In old run down cafes
Some day i'm gonna find me a woman
Rich enough to pay my way

Gonna make some inroads
Drivin' home a payload
Truckin' down the highway
Like you never seen

Gettin' pretty tired of lookin'
In truck stop cabarets
Some day i'm gonna find me a woman
Rich enough to pay my way

Then you're gonna find me
Truckin' down the highway
Sittin' in the back of
A long limousine

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