Sixty To Zero
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Sixty To Zero
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She had blue eyes, the colour
Of Amarillo skies in summer
And when we'd fly
Her hair would wrap around me
The smell of leather and gasoline
A little danger sitting next to me
And when I was with her
Man, I never felt so alive
Sky was red, I was green
Road was black, seventeen
She was fast, I was slow
She was all I could hold
Summer flew, she was gone
Little did I know my heart could go
From sixty to zero
We'd sit in my car night after night
Watchin' the stars as they flew by
We'd go 'round the world at the speed of light
And never turn the key
Still I wonder where she might be
And if she ever stops and thinks about me
'Cause God knows
I sure think about her
(Repeat Chorus)
Sixty to zero
We loved and laughed enough to last a lifetime
But at least for a little while she was mine
(Repeat Chorus)
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