I Will Truck

the part at the end is actually in french. he sings "aimez-vous" clearly enough, which means would you like ___? in french. but the rest of the sentence in french isn't as understandable.

there's a file with a bunch of lyrics and interpretations of the western vinyl website, here's what it has to say Henley vows to seek the Wilderness and discover the shape of Love. He says, "put me on the highway and show me a sign." He wanders the highways and the skyways, past the debutantes in Houston, past the street corner in Winslow, Arizona. He imagines himself along the lines of the firework–the truck, the jet. Henley moves so fast that to look at him burns in the retinas the ghost image of a colonist: he is the energetic expender who will transcend nature and then die into the arms of the conquered.

and here's the link westernvinyl.com/GETTY%20ADDRESS%20SYNOPSIS%20IV%20(word).doc

He references World War II when he says "I don't trust the Axis or the Allies." I don't know if he's being metaphoric or literal, which I doubt. The Triple Axis is the Japan-Italy-Germany alliance, and the Allies is the France-Russia-UK alliance.