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Chris Ledoux ~ Hooked on an 8 Second Ride


Rollin' down a long highway Out through New Mexico Driftin' down to Santa Fe To ride a bull in a rodeo He's hooked on a feelin' Addicted to a natural high Don't know why it's appealin' All he knows is he's got to ride He's addicted to danger Ruled be passion and pride To pain and fear, he's no stranger But his his lust needs to be satisfied Hooked on an 8 second ride Gettin' up down in back of the chutes Makes that resin burn He's got his spurs on the heels of his boots He's at the point of no return Climbin' over that chute gate He settles down inside The tension's risin' but he can't wait 'Til they turn that bull outside He's addicted to danger Ruled by passion and pride To pain and fear he's no stranger But his lust needs to be satisfied Hooked on an 8 second ride Hooked on an 8 second ride Hooked on and 8 second ride more free lyrics

Rollin' down a long highway

Out through New Mexico
Driftin' down to Santa Fe
To ride a bull in a rodeo

He's hooked on a feelin'
Addicted to a natural high
Don't know why it's appealin'
All he knows is he's got to ride

He's addicted to danger
Ruled be passion and pride
To pain and fear, he's no stranger
But his his lust needs to be satisfied
Hooked on an 8 second ride

Gettin' up down in back of the chutes
Makes that resin burn
He's got his spurs on the heels of his boots
He's at the point of no return

Climbin' over that chute gate
He settles down inside
The tension's risin' but he can't wait
'Til they turn that bull outside

He's addicted to danger
Ruled by passion and pride
To pain and fear he's no stranger
But his lust needs to be satisfied
Hooked on an 8 second ride
Hooked on an 8 second ride
Hooked on and 8 second ride

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