Jimmy's got it slicked back, chillin' on a six-pack, rollin' that El Dorado
A little somethin' in the tape deck, not so redneck, teein' up for the night
Got the Armor-All sheen and some wallet green from a checkout counter lotto
He's pullin' up slow, she's solid gold, slidin' in on the right side

Everybody's lookin' for somethin'
To take a little edge off the day, yeah
A little smoke, a laugh, drinks on the dash, lovin'
Everybody's lookin' for somethin'

Amy's done clocked-out, forty hours knocked-out, sippin' on a gin and tonic
Apron off and her feel-good on, sittin' on the step outside
Watchin' that sunset, not quite buzzed yet but sneakin' right up on it
Waitin' for the low beams slowly comin' on up the drive

Everybody's lookin' for somethin'
To take a little edge off the day, yeah
A little smoke, a laugh, drinks on the dash, lovin'
Everybody's lookin' for somethin'

He backs it out and takes a left, she lights 'em both a cigarette
He points that El Dorado West and loves the way she smiles
A ring has never crossed his mind, if you asked her, man, she's just fine
With kickin' back and killin' time, sometimes the right thing's hard to find but

Everybody's lookin' for somethin'
To take a little edge off the day, yeah
A little smoke, a laugh, drinks on the dash, lovin'
Everybody's lookin' for somethin'

Everybody's lookin' for somethin' (everybody, everybody, everybody, everybody)
To take a little edge off the day, yeah (edge off the day, yeah)
A little smoke, a laugh, drinks on the dash, lovin'
Everybody's lookin' for somethin'


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Everybody's Lookin' Lyrics as written by Rodney Dale Clawson Luke Robert Laird

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