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Artist: Hans Theessink
Canonical path: /hans-theessink/too-many-drivers
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Too Many Drivers
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Too Many Drivers
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Baby you've got too many drivers
You ain't got but one wheel
Don't you think it looks funny when two men
're driving your little automobile
I'd rather be rolling down
Rolling down the sandy hill
Than to know you've got so many drivers
Baby, and you ain't got but one wheel
Baby you got to go head on
Sell your little automobile
Whit all them drivers you've got mama
You're lucky if you don't get somebody
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