作词 : Michael Saulnier
作曲 : Michael Saulnier
People ask me mike
Why’d you sell your car just to fix your bike
How will you get to the store at night
But I don’t need my car

Tell me, what’s the price of Gasoline
I haven’t paid attention since i dusted off my seat
In fact I haven’t paid a single maintenance fee
you don’t need your car

If the rain shall fall tomorrow
I’ll just wear a poncho
Maybe pack a second pair of socks

I save a lot of money
While you look at me funny
As you climb into your big old engine blocks

i’ve never been one for driving at high speeds
I’d rather put my helmet on and look at all the trees
Friends pass me by, they all wave to me
When i’m on my way to work

So If you think i’m burnt
for cruising on two wheels
I challenge you to ride your bike and tell me how it feels
the sun that’s shining bright or the wind that brings you chills
You don’t need your car

When the cops pass me by
I don’t think about my MVI
I don’t slam on the breaks

My health is getting better
My life is filled with pleasure
You don’t need your car
you should sell your car