Tuna Car
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Tuna Car
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Down by the beach I do not know
Where I'm going, who's to know
Gas in the car and there's food in the fridge
Beer in the fridge and a lot of fish
Well there's snow on the ground and the streets in the ditch
Gasses attack is going to make a mess
Well there's snow on the ground and the streets in the ditch
I don't know why you struggle
Gas in the tank
In the tuna car
I'm not going very far
Going down, down
Down, down to the ground
Down, down, down
Downtown
Where you drive up and down
Like a mouse all day
Find that car with a bale of hay
Where snows on the ground and the streets in the ditch
I don't know why you struggle
Where snows on the ground and the streets in the ditch
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