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Rock'n'roll Disguise
03:21
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You see that girl
She walks the talk
And she looks real bad
But she’s from good stock
She’s not like Jenny
from the block
She don’t hip hop
She likes to rock
Like Johnny Cash
She’s dressed in black
and she aint holdin
nothing back
She’s got spikey hair
And charcoal eyes
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
Tght leather pants
High button shoes
Low button blouse
She gets great reviews
She’ll break your heart
and every other body part
She’ll rock you all night long
By dawn you’ll sing along
Don’t you realize
She’ll be your demise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
Can you see behind the mask
Her darkest deep desire
Do you think its gonna last
Can you light her fire?
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
She wears a Rock and Roll Disguise
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She’s working mornings at a family restaurant
She has her own special spot beside the parking lot
Its the best place to show off her brand new Camaro
On her arm she has a tattoo of a heart with an arrow
Its a truck stop in New Jersey with all kids of people
on their way to the interstate from the home depot
She works the take-out line so don’t get a table
She looks a little too sexy but her life is stable
She says I dress this way ‘cause they look at me
and it helps my cause if they like what they see
I need the money not a shooting star
Things are good when I’m behind the wheel of my car
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
It’s my dream she said
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
Fast car is red
She raises a little girl with a cop who works the night shift
He’s tough but he checks on her so the bikers don’t give her shit
They met when he first got divorced
He takes her out dancing and holds her close
Manny’s at the counter he changes brake pads at Toyata
He used to be good looking but now he’s a little older
His eyes are kind so she really doesn’t mind
When she sees him in the mirror she just turns around and smiles
She says I dress this way ‘cause they’re looking at me
and it helps my cause if they like what they see
I need the money not a shooting star
Things are good when I’m behind the wheel of my car
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
It’s my dream she said
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
Fast car is red
At a quarter to three her shift is almost over
The last thing she does is water the roses
Then she throws the car into gear with a lighted cigarette
Cranks up the stereo its the new song by Juicebox
Solo
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
It’s my dream she said
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
Fast car is red
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
It’s my dream she said
It’s my dream she said my fast car is red
Fast car is red
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Plastic Fantastic
03:58
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JUICEBOX New Jersey
JUICEBOX is an American rock band. The songwriting approach is influenced by the hard-edged, hard beat-driven rhythms of punk and alternative rock combined with up-beat poppy melodies and solid hooks. Lyrics feature themes of rock and roll, escapism, bittersweet love, cars, the quest for happiness, as well as the struggles and resolutions of fitting into modern society. Their live show ROCKS! ... more
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