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1. Well I'm truckin' on down from Memphis, |
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Cruisin' down to New Orleans, |
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tonight he sleeps along with a Cajun queen. |
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2. Well there's smoke from stacks blowin' |
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and he don't care where he's goin' |
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the only time he feels right is when he's a-rollin' |
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3. He's got a road man's scene in his hand. |
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Good drivin' just as hard as he can. |
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a time and that your scales in me. |
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Chorus Well I'm talkin' about a truck drivin' man. |
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Yeah he'll always give you the best that he can. |
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White cross and coffee oh yeah, is all that he needs. |
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And it's allright by me truckdrivin' man. |
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4. He's got the ladies up from North-Dakota, |
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from The Keys meant to Minnesota. |
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And a love such-a never want these as what is told her |
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5. Well all the flame of shirts and blue jeans. |
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Truckstops are routines. |
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Tonight he sleeps along with a Cajun queen |
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