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ZZ Top ~ Thug


You look like who you say you are So scoot over let me drive your car Roll down the glass and give me some wind lock all the doors I'm on the loose again alright! I haven't sat behind a wheel like this since that job in 1956 Can't wait till I can do it again can't keep my nose clean livin' in sin alright! I had a friend down in Alcatraz he had the money and machine guns stashed We busted out June 21 we gonna rob, steal totin' our guns alright! more free lyrics

You look like who you say you are
So scoot over let me drive your car
Roll down the glass and give me some wind
lock all the doors I'm on the loose again alright!

I haven't sat behind a wheel like this
since that job in 1956
Can't wait till I can do it again
can't keep my nose clean livin' in sin alright!

I had a friend down in Alcatraz
he had the money and machine guns stashed
We busted out June 21
we gonna rob, steal totin' our guns alright!

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