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Artist: The National Parcs
Canonical path: /the-national-parcs/border-patrol
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Border Patrol
Read Border Patrol lyrics by The National Parcs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Border Patrol
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Beat my drums down to Mexico
To Tijuana here I go
I beat my drums down to Mexico
To Tijuana here we go
Beat my drums down to Mexico
To Tijuana here we go
I beat my drums down to Mexico
‘Cause the border patrol ain't got no control
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
Five (x7)
We pack our homes
We leave the bones
We play the roads
We walk like the weather
With feet on a feather
We drum down the road somehow
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
Five (x7)
Beat my drums down to Mexico
To Tijuana here I go
Beat my drums down to Mexico
To Tijuana here we go
Beat my drums down to Mexico
To Tijuana here I go
Beat my drums down to Mexico
‘Cause the border patrol ain't got no control
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
Five (x7)
We pack our homes
We leave the bones
We play the roads
We walk like the weather
With feet on a feather
We drum down the road somehow
We beat and roll with every drum (x7)
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
"Five" beats to the marching band the rhythm is strong
"Seventy five" is the highway that I beat along
Five (x7)
We play the roads
We walk like the weather
With feet on a feather
We drum down the road somehow
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