Open Road
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Open Road
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I'm a singer
I sing songs
Piled into our big black van
And the we drove it all across this land
Playing music that was big and loud
The open road is what it's all about
Walking the streets of Athens, Georgia
I passed a phone and thought I'd call you
I miss you baby, really miss you a lot
Your hugs and kisses get me hot, hot, hot
Cheap thrills but not cheap girls
We're just swine before the pearls
I'm getting homesick and I just found out
The open road is what it's all about
we piled into our big black van
That we had driven all across this land
We played our music it was big and loud
The open road is what it's all about
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Elvis Hitler performs "Open Road", and this lyric page sits inside the Elvis Hitler catalog on LyroVerse.
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