Well, I Got My First Truck When I Was Three
Drove A Hundred Thousand Miles On My Knees
I Hauled Marbles And Rocks And Thought Twice Before
I Hauled A Barbie Doll Bed For The Girl Next Door
She Tried To Pay Me With A Kiss And I Began To Understand
There's Something Women Like About A Pickup Man
When I Turned Sixteen I Saved A Few Hundred Bucks
My First Car Was A Pickup Truck
I Was Cruisin' The Town And The First Girl I See
Is Bobbie Joe Gentry, The Homecoming Queen
She Flagged Me Down And Climbed Up In The Cab
And Said "I Never Knew You Were A Pickup Man!"
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You Can Set My Truck On Fire And Roll It Down A Hill
And I Still Wouldn't Trade It For A Coupe De Ville
I've Got An Eight-foot Bed That Never Has To Be Made
You Know If It Weren't For Trucks We Wouldn't Have Tailgates
I Met All My Wives In Traffic Jams
There's Just Something Women Like About A Pickup Man
Most Friday Nights I Can Be Found
In The Bed Of My Truck On An Old Chaisse Lounge
Backed Into My Spot At The Drive-in Show
You Know A Cargo Light Gives Off A Romantic Glow
I Never Have To Wait In Line At The Popcorn Stand
Cuz There's Something Women Like About A Pickup Man
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Yes There's Something Women Like About A Pickup Man