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Inner City F-150
03:23
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Parking on the sidewalk every day of the week
Knobby mudding tires on an asphalt street
Rolling up to softball, half hour late
Blasting through my speakers all the songs that you hate
Up so high I can see by day
City skyline view is all for me
Everybody says they can't see at night
But I can't relate, I got those halogen lights
Do the chin up salute
On my way to get paid
I drive a big fat truck
And I'm gonna get laid
I drive a truck
Get out of my way
I drive a truck
I drive a truck
Get out of my way
I drive a truck
Parking at this bar, totally sucks
But why walk one mile when you got a truck
Two thousand five hundred, Dodge Ram stick
Man don't take my keys man, suck my dick
I drive a truck
I drive a truck
Truck!
Inner City F-150
Inner City F-150
Inner City F-150
Inner City F-150
This is what its like to drive a new Ford F-150
Get it at your local big-dick dealer today
I drive a truck
Get out of my way
I drive a truck
And I'm gonna get laid
I drive a truck
Get out of my way
I drive a truck
I drive a truck
Get out of my way
I drive a truck
I drive a truck
Get out of my way
I drive a truck
I drive a truck
Get out of my way
I drive a truck
Inner City F-150
Inner City F-150
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You gotta do what I want
You gotta do what I say
Do it my way
Control Control
Do what I want
Do what I say
Do it my way
I control you
Do what I want
Do what I say
Do it my way
Control Control
Do what I want
Do what I say
Do it my way
I control you
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Common sense is a super power
There are escalators in ivory towers
One hundred seconds in every hour
Facts don't matter if you shout louder
Eating books for your brain chowder
Reciting quotes when you take a shower
Whole wheat flour!
Common sense is a super power
Common sense is a super power
Common sense is a super power
Common sense is a super power
Common sense is a super power, yeah
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