Motorfucker
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Motorfucker
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In so many ways I am a machine
The gasoline, I lick it
If you have a problem, walk with me
I´ll start your engine
Runnning through desert to no man´s land
The highway ain´t much fun
Days and nights are passing by
and dirt is all I see
chorus:
Motorfucker
is what they´re calling me
It´s no big deal, I ´ll never brake
But I wish they could see me now
on the way to the top speed limit
A roadkill is my only friend
I´m so glad I hit her
Where am I heading, no idea
I´m leaving track behind
In so many ways I am a machine
Tha gasoline, I lick it
I´m your problem, deal with me
I start your engine
I wish they could see me now
on the way to the top speed limit
Motorfucker
is what they´re calling me
It´s no big deal, I´ll never brake
Motorfucker
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Crucified Barbara performs "Motorfucker", and this lyric page sits inside the Crucified Barbara catalog on LyroVerse.
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