Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Legião Mirim
Canonical path: /legiao-mirim/the-blue-car
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Blue Car
Read The Blue Car lyrics by Legião Mirim on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Blue Car
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The old man drive a car enter the city,
Shifting and dragging the tires,
Driving too fast (3x)
The old man drive a car enter the city,
Driving a blue car (2x)
The man was crazy and almost crashed the car
And had children who were nearly run over.
The old man drive a car enter the city,
Shifting and dragging the tires,
Driving too fast (2x)
The old man drive a car enter the city,
Driving a blue car (4x)
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