The Commute
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The Commute
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Get outta the road Get outta my lane
Get out my way
Get outta the road
Get outta my lane
Get out my way
Slower traffic must move to the right
Unless you want to get yourself into a fight
Use your signal and step onto that gas
Or this next curve just might be your last
Get outta the road
Get outta my lane
Get out my way
Get outta the road
Get outta my lane
Get out my way
Thirty-two through a sixty-five
Go back to school and learn how to drive
The freeway is made for getting there
Not for idjits who are going nowhere
Get outta the road
Get outta my lane
Get out my way
Get outta the road
Get outta my lane
Get out my way
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Who performs "The Commute"?
Jfa performs "The Commute", and this lyric page sits inside the Jfa catalog on LyroVerse.
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