Firestone
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Firestone
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I drive my wild car back home
Flying on the firestone
Streets and houses passing by
Jesus, I can't die
Jesus, I can't die
One hundred and twenty miles an hour
The car I drive, it's my tower
Listen to my motor tone
Under the firestone
Jesus, I feel fine
More gas from Uno-X
Keep on movin, I can't relax
Jesus, I can't die
I drive fast out of town
to the country where I was born
The level is high in my headphone,
Keep on
Jesus, I can't die
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