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Rolling Stones ~ Brand New Car


I got a brand new car And I like to drive real hard I got a brand new car And I'm feeling good so far Take her on the highway for a little spin I want to see the kind of shape she's in And I got a brand new star Jack her up baby, go on, open the hood I want to check if her oil smells good Mmmm...smells like caviar Give her some stick Push her too far Right to the brink Hear the motor running Yeah, she's right in sink Tell me if she's thirsty Would she like a drink And I'm stopping at this bar Slinky like a panther You can hear her purr Touch her on the seat Go on, feel the fur And I got a brand new star Feel the juice Foot to the floor Take some abuse I got a brand new car And I drive her in the dark And I got a brand new car I think I'll stop and park more free lyrics

I got a brand new car
And I like to drive real hard
I got a brand new car
And I'm feeling good so far

Take her on the highway for a little spin
I want to see the kind of shape she's in
And I got a brand new star
Jack her up baby, go on, open the hood
I want to check if her oil smells good
Mmmm...smells like caviar

Give her some stick
Push her too far
Right to the brink

Hear the motor running
Yeah, she's right in sink
Tell me if she's thirsty
Would she like a drink
And I'm stopping at this bar

Slinky like a panther
You can hear her purr
Touch her on the seat
Go on, feel the fur
And I got a brand new star

Feel the juice
Foot to the floor
Take some abuse

I got a brand new car
And I drive her in the dark
And I got a brand new car
I think I'll stop and park

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