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38 Special ~ Haley's Got A Harley


Well she don't need nothin from that man no more No she took it all with her when she walked out the door I say 1-800-PARTY, that's the number to call Now Haley's got a Harley and she's leaving it all Now she's headed out to Sturgis got it all wrapped up in leather Got her Softail shined up, don't worry about the weather Yeah she used to be the quiet type, the shyest of all But now Haley's got a Harley, feelin' ten feet tall Look at her now, look at her go Out from the shadows, into the show Ridin it hard, ridin it low Flyin her colors, she's ready to roll Just like the tattoo of an eagle on her shoulder Yeah, her spirit's wild and free and the party's never over Well, she's ridin' on the wind just a' wavin at em all Cause now Haley's got a Harley and she's having a ball Free as a Bird, watch her in flight Across South Dakota, into the night Ridin to live, livin to ride She calls it heaven, ridin' for life more free lyrics

Well she don't need nothin from that man no more
No she took it all with her when she walked out the door
I say 1-800-PARTY, that's the number to call
Now Haley's got a Harley and she's leaving it all

Now she's headed out to Sturgis got it all wrapped up in leather
Got her Softail shined up, don't worry about the weather
Yeah she used to be the quiet type, the shyest of all
But now Haley's got a Harley, feelin' ten feet tall

Look at her now, look at her go
Out from the shadows, into the show
Ridin it hard, ridin it low
Flyin her colors, she's ready to roll

Just like the tattoo of an eagle on her shoulder
Yeah, her spirit's wild and free and the party's never over
Well, she's ridin' on the wind just a' wavin at em all
Cause now Haley's got a Harley and she's having a ball

Free as a Bird, watch her in flight
Across South Dakota, into the night
Ridin to live, livin to ride
She calls it heaven, ridin' for life

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