Double Line
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Double Line
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Double Line
Difference what it is
And what you want what do you think you need
What we've got that's a family life
I'll take a little trip with your kids in the wild
I'm back at that house and there's a little ship
Get them bother off and skateboard
Brother that's all right
But you never gonna cross that double line
Way down south live a little girl, she is a song bird
Laying out naked in the july sun
Make you kinda thirsty
I think I wanna go, I think I wanna try
And you've got to slip inside better look after her
But you never gonna cross that double line
Get down
Don't you want some more money
Don't you want some mother honey
Oh, look at you funny
I'm the guy that will never get worry
Do you wanna get down, baby
Do you wanna get down, baby
Do you wanna cross that line
Cross that double line
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