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Artist: Urge Overkill
Canonical path: /urge-overkill/snakemobile
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Snakemobile
Read Snakemobile lyrics by Urge Overkill on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Snakemobile
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She's a regular guy that girl's got speed
For my 4-wheel need for free
But I drove it wild, did I drive her wild
Thought I heard she smiled
She's a regular guy that girl's a stray
Asian in Norway, Tané
But I drove it wild, did I paint her wild
Did I say she smiled
The bell tolls and I go
Over to her window
Tame Tane has tainted Jane, I know
Where have we been
Heads are rolling again
And so are the wheels
Of my ugly snakemobile
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Urge Overkill performs "Snakemobile", and this lyric page sits inside the Urge Overkill catalog on LyroVerse.
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