Roadhead
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Roadhead
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Was it something I said?
Watch where you're going, I'll give you head
You get me hot, oh, watch out for the vroom
This shit's electric, ma, drive like a fool, ooh
Fake the cops out
Roll the top down
Throw it away, love
Fake the cops out
Roll the top down
Throw it away, love
Was it something I did?
Wet to the brim, you love when I swim
You turn me on, love, just wait for the vroom
Came on the radio, tastes like a tune, oh
Came on the radio (yeah, yeah)
Came on the radio (yeah)
Came on the radio (yeah, yeah)
And it tastes like a tune
Came on the radio (yeah, yeah)
Came on the radio (yeah)
Came on the radio (yeah, yeah)
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Gus Dapperton performs "Roadhead", and this lyric page sits inside the Gus Dapperton catalog on LyroVerse.
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