Road Runner

Aerosmith

Ladies and gentlemen
Step right up
Let's all go see the elephant

Well I'm a road runner honey, yeah!

Well I'm a road runner honey
And you can't keep up with me
Well I'm a road runner lover
And you can't keep up with me
You got a green light baby
Maybe baby you will see

Well move over honey
Baby let me by
Yeah move over honey
C'mon let me by!
I'm gonna show you baby
Chance is more than your eye
Well eat my dust

Let's have a road runner wedding
And we gotta get it right
Let's have a road runner wedding
Yeah but it can't be white
Wedding bells tomorrow morning
Burn some rubber tonight

Joe's solo

Well I'm a road runner honey (beep beep)
Well I'm a road runner honey (beep beep)
Yeah I'm a road runner honey (beep beep)
Well I'm a road runner honey (beep beep)
Well I'm a road runner
Well I'm a road runner
Well I'm a road runner, a road runner,
A road runner, honey


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    cool song!!!!!

    Kamehamehaon July 01, 2004   Link
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    Awesome

    Aerofrogon April 13, 2007   Link

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