I remember the day when the mojo ran away
You say you're here to back us going down that way
You're the one whose ratting on these cards of plenty
12 has come and none are ready
You're thumb is working on another victory
No telling officer
I've had my card

[Chorus]
Deep tricks and Tvio inculded
Just to tell them all I want to be an air force pilot
Roll it on and roll it on
And don't forget
Your treason for reason you haven't get

Lord had a dream, cash trip
OH NO!
Love is a word
Plus and you're all going up
We'll become quite and count alone
What's happened to the photograph you must have show?

[Second Chorus]
Deep tricks and Tvio inculded
Just that right now I want to be an air force pilot
Roll it on and roll it on
And don't forget
Your day jobs for midgets to let them jam

[Bridge]
Why help warning you?
I was warning you
To help warning you
WHAT ARE YOU DOING!

[Outro]
Deep tricks and Tvio included
And roll it on
Deep tricks and Tvio included
And roll it on
Deep tricks and Tvio included
And roll it on
Gave back the picture to her


Lyrics submitted by CaptSpify, edited by HoaxToLiveFor

3 Card Lyrics as written by Andrew Schwab Alexander Albert

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    Don't know if this is just a rumor... But supposedly if you play it backwards it says something. Haven't tried it myself cuz I don't know how... But maybe it has meaning when you play it backwards... Otherwise this song is just nutz... O_o

    knocloo27on June 07, 2006   Link

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