We've been goin', I've never been at ease (hey)
I met GTO, lunatic on the track
Mechanic don't walk
The driver don't talk
Twenty bucks between them just to keep them alive

Drivin', drivin', drivin'
Blacktop rollin' (rollin', rollin')

Where ya goin'? I'm goin' to Amarillo (hey)
A zero to a sixty in a 7.5
I bought her in a Bakersfield, California (hey)
A glass of a beer, a shot of a rye

Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Blacktop rollin'

Come on, baby, I ain't crazy
Come on, baby, pick me up, pick me up
Come on, baby, do me baby
Come on, baby, hook it up, hook it up

Come on
Come on
Come on
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Blacktop rollin' (rollin', rollin')

Where ya goin', to airport road? (Hey)
A clean machine, a real home girl
Barracuda '68
Nothing there (hey), she can wait

Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Blacktop rollin'

Come on, baby, I ain't crazy
Come on, baby, pick me up, pick me up
Come on, baby, do me baby
Come on, baby, hook it up, hook it up

Come on
Come on
Come on
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Come on (drivin')
Blacktop rollin' (rollin', rollin', rollin')


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Two-Lane Blacktop Lyrics as written by Scott Humphrey Rob Zombie

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    Song Fact

    The lyrics are almost completely wrong, but LyricFind won't change them so Songmeanings can't.

    First, some notes.

    Meta throughout the song, Rob Zombie ads 'a's' in a few places that aren't actually part of the lyrics, which can confuse people who don't get the references.

    This song and almost everything in it are a reference to the movie Two-Lane Blacktop (1971, directed by Monte Hellman).

    The second line should say "GTO lunatic" instead of 'gypsy girl' - GTO stands for Gran Turismo Omologato, and Pontiac had a model called the GTO. Like ApollyonCrash's comment said, the protagonists met a crazy old man driving a Pontiac GTO.

    Third and fourth line of the first verse should just be a single line, and it goes 'Mechanic don't walk, the driver don't talk' - the movie protagonists were just The Mechanic and The Driver. The Mechanic had crippled legs and the driver was mute.

    Third line of the second verse should be 'I bought her in Bakersfield, California' - that's a movie reference, it's where the protagonists bought their car.

    Fourth line of the second verse should be 'A glass of beer, a shot of rye' - another movie reference, it's what they ordered at a bar.

    Anyway here's the actual lyrics.

    Where ya goin'? I've never been east I met a GTO lunatic on the track Mechanic don't walk, the driver don't talk 20 bucks between them just to keep them alive

    Drivin' Drivin' Drivin' Blacktop rollin'

    Where ya goin'? Goin' to Amarillo A zero to a sixty in a 7.5 I bought her in Bakersfield, California A glass of beer, a shot of rye

    Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin')

    Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Blacktop rollin'

    Come on baby, I ain't crazy Come on baby, pick me up, pick me up! Come on baby, do me baby Come on baby, hook it up, hook it up!

    Come on! Come on! Come on!

    Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Blacktop rollin'

    Where ya goin'? Airport road A clean machine, real home grown Baracuda '68 Nothing there, she can wait

    Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin')

    Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Blacktop rollin'

    Come on baby, I ain't crazy Come on baby, pick me up, pick me up! Come on baby, do me baby Come on baby, hook it up, hook it up!

    Come on! Come on! Come on!

    Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Come on! (Drivin') Blacktop rollin'

    McJeffon July 06, 2021   Link

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