Doin' Donuts
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Doin' Donuts
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Get in the Dynaride Vinyl on Naugahyde
I'm wired and I'm ready to go
He's tired shove him out the door
Rock 'n' roll all weekend long
It starts Friday at the break of dawn
Doin' donuts on my neighbor's lawn
Rock 'n' roll all weekend long
Tonight I'm drinkin' for two
That's all I learned in school
Davie's Hotdogs is across the street
Drop in for some foot-long meat
Rock 'n' roll all weekend long
It starts Friday at the break of dawn
Doin' donuts on my neighbor's lawn
Rock 'n' roll all weekend long
Play in the fridge in the junk yard
Shoot BB guns in my backyard
It's pain but I can't complain
It's the sugar in my veins
Rock 'n' roll all weekend long
It starts Friday at the break of dawn
Doin' donuts on my neighbor's lawn
Rock 'n' roll all weekend long
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