Lets take a trip around the world today
In the back seat rolling down shady lane
Lets take a trip around the world today

The money, the money is getting in the way
Anyway you look at it, its looking at your face
Standing in line on a windy day
You're pushing it along
It's pushing you away
I wont regret anything I say
Why do people care what I think anyway?
We can forget about the trouble and the pain
And leave it in the water let it water down the drain

Lets take a trip around the world today
In the back seat rolling down shady lane
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way
I don't mind if you don't mind
But we can see what the hell we will find
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way

You love it, I love it, I love it when you're free
Anyway you look at it, its how its meant to be
Nine to five is becoming a disease
Not even a second left to bandage up your knee
Make the rules to your own game
Sip your champagne and tell 'em where to get some
At the end of the day enjoy the taste
Were on a big balloon floating in space

Lets take a trip around the world today
In the back seat rolling down shady lane
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way
I don't mind if you don't mind
But we can see what the hell we will find
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way

Listen, listen it could be an addiction
Missing every moment like a physical condition
It brings you down and isn't it profound
Stop and take a second look around this town
Things are changing all the time
Keep it in mind when you're feeling kicked down
The doubt, the trouble and the drought
You take it in before it takes you out

Lets take a trip around the world today
In the back seat rolling down shady lane
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way
I don't mind if you don't mind
But we can see what the hell we will find
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way

Lets take a trip around the world today
In the back seat rolling down shady lane
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way
I don't mind if you don't mind
But we can see what the hell we will find
Lets take a trip around the world today
I like it, I like it that way


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