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The Many Seated Vehicle Song
Can someone help me?
I need a song that starts off slow
and slowly turns fast
One that grows in tempo
the longer it lasts,
and by the end
has gravitational mass
when it picks up
and the singer gets mad
then the song gets calm again
and it ends
as it started
Like if it was a song about a car
it would start with something simple
like
Someone humming
and strumming a guitar
then being like
I love my car
I love my car
I've had it since I lived near the yard
when I was working hard for creeps and
before that, walking to the bus was a hassle,
my stop was sketchy and far
and for relieving me of that
she is my castle
I love my car
I love my car
It's never broke down once
I cherish every screw
I love it more than well tied shoes
and clear bicycle routes
And then the singer would say
something to convey
that perhaps this was about
something else weighing on their heart
the car merely a vehicle to carry
some real art
It'd go,
I love my car,
it's
always been reliable, my car loves me too
after all the terrible times
me and my car have been through
my car stays true
it's me alone, that my car moves
only me with whom my car shares it's well worn grooves
Then cracks would slowly get seeped through
as we too start to
see through to the truth as it goes like
I love my car
I love my car
Seats fit me like a glove, cozy and tight,
revved up, I take her for a ride
and there are nights
every neighbor hears
me passing gas through her pipes
We move fast
like lightning
she is all black
with a bra that's white
I like caressing her lights
letting her know the journey ahead
will be alright and we just may fly
My car
gets whipped around shady corners
where crooks look like spies
wishing I'd die
so they could take my car for a ride
but please don't apply
the more they look
the faster I drive,
this car and it's parts are mine
And now the listener feels they know
or suppose
laying low could be
double entendres which were perhaps
always the goal
more are to soon be implied
as the speed of the song is
being multiplied
I want to know of a song that goes like
I love my car
love her to death
till I oiled her one day
and noticed the smell of smokey breath
on her chassis and tech
her mechanical, soon to be wreck
Interior wrecked from ceiling to floor
by the stench of regret
I quit cancer sticks in '04
Who had she met with
who would she dare
I called up my brother
who had her one key,
spare
He didn't answer, that's rare
I grabbed my keys and slammed em
in her, backing her up, peeling rubber
The block got scared
I was taking her there
to see if my brother had shared
this car of mine, without me being aware
I was driving near blind
and rather impaired
By the time I arrived I was fuming and balling,
slammed my car into the wall
broke her grill, cracked the chrome I'd bought her
she started smoking but the smell was different
than the one I'd last spotted
and it was hotter, smoke streaks to the sky
She was leaking, I got out and started kicking her,
cursing her out,
violently hitting her
in a rage fit
she was spitting up, this car wasn't
worth driving
I must have been tripping
to even think of buying this
but then I saw she was dying
and I started crying, feeling torn up
I knocked on my brothers door
no answer of course
I got down on the floor
and found a piece of her mirror
that in the past had
showed dudes to her back leering weird
men veering with beards
women with sheers
old folk with veneers
Worried about sirens appearing
these
thoughts, I started hearing
I'll tell the cops, the car did all of the steering
she was out of control
she'd been acting up and I was
in fear and brought her here to my brothers
because he usually fixed her
in a flash
I'll say she was outta gas
that this car was a quitter who
tried to take me with her
She was a nasty car
I never liked her, should have left her
in cockroaches and rust
shoulda never paid a dime
to give her muscle and gusto
I shoulda stayed on the musty bus
I was a dummy for trusting
a death trap now busted
Ya, this was her fault
I won't go to jail
I'll say I really didn't like this car
I don't need cash back
Even with my foot to the floor
she was constantly holding me back
I am a shooting star wading through space
she, shade, doomed to fall flat
I am a cowboy of old
she was a horse on a track
I'm sold on going once more
into the fold of vehicles with soul
to keep it a stack
She was a killer car, leaking fumes
when I did work in the garage
Bad brakes, I replaced her fuselage twice
No radio, nor tunes in sight
only rattles and fights
to get her going, winter the worst
This car was a curse
Found her with a trunk filled with dirt,
she had been curbed,
had I took any father's advice
Instead I gave her polish and dice
She made tarmac like ice
despite my directions precise
she was getting sloppy
she deserved to die
she was sagging, wonky
had a winking eye
and broken spoke
this car was a joke
I'm happy she's gone
Satan's spawn
driving all wrong
a drain in a pond
A buckshot aimed at a
fawn trying to
eat beyond her crabgrass
in my lawn
This car was ill,
weep not
Her metal demanded to rot
she was sleek, not
No looker at all,
my friend tried to get her first
I jumped in and took a fall
Sell her for scraps,
to some museum that will give
made up facts
about how she was great,
write of how she was
the light of my life
Write how she
took me place
to place,
gave me a cushion to write
in the back of the lot
watching people pass
while hearing my shite
about the masses and crops
Ya, put her
some place nice,
some place that will
give her a plaque
that says she was my kite,
insight to my ink,
junk like that
Just to be nice, write
about some car
being my morning star,
some bogus about healing my blights
let it be etched with some words, bizarre,
maybe write, I loved this car
And then the song would end
not long after
getting back to the love
which is where we are
Someone humming
and strumming guitar
then repeating
I loved this car
I loved this car
I've had it since I lived near the yard
when I was working hard for creeps and
before that, walking to the bus was a hassle,
my stop was sketchy and far,
for relieving me of that
she is my castle
I loved this car
I loved this car
My words and your brains have now
finished their spar, tell me
Do you know of a song
that goes this hard?
I need a song that starts off slow
and slowly turns fast
One that grows in tempo
the longer it lasts,
and by the end
has gravitational mass
when it picks up
and the singer gets mad
then the song gets calm again
and it ends
as it started
Like if it was a song about a car
it would start with something simple
like
Someone humming
and strumming a guitar
then being like
I love my car
I love my car
I've had it since I lived near the yard
when I was working hard for creeps and
before that, walking to the bus was a hassle,
my stop was sketchy and far
and for relieving me of that
she is my castle
I love my car
I love my car
It's never broke down once
I cherish every screw
I love it more than well tied shoes
and clear bicycle routes
And then the singer would say
something to convey
that perhaps this was about
something else weighing on their heart
the car merely a vehicle to carry
some real art
It'd go,
I love my car,
it's
always been reliable, my car loves me too
after all the terrible times
me and my car have been through
my car stays true
it's me alone, that my car moves
only me with whom my car shares it's well worn grooves
Then cracks would slowly get seeped through
as we too start to
see through to the truth as it goes like
I love my car
I love my car
Seats fit me like a glove, cozy and tight,
revved up, I take her for a ride
and there are nights
every neighbor hears
me passing gas through her pipes
We move fast
like lightning
she is all black
with a bra that's white
I like caressing her lights
letting her know the journey ahead
will be alright and we just may fly
My car
gets whipped around shady corners
where crooks look like spies
wishing I'd die
so they could take my car for a ride
but please don't apply
the more they look
the faster I drive,
this car and it's parts are mine
And now the listener feels they know
or suppose
laying low could be
double entendres which were perhaps
always the goal
more are to soon be implied
as the speed of the song is
being multiplied
I want to know of a song that goes like
I love my car
love her to death
till I oiled her one day
and noticed the smell of smokey breath
on her chassis and tech
her mechanical, soon to be wreck
Interior wrecked from ceiling to floor
by the stench of regret
I quit cancer sticks in '04
Who had she met with
who would she dare
I called up my brother
who had her one key,
spare
He didn't answer, that's rare
I grabbed my keys and slammed em
in her, backing her up, peeling rubber
The block got scared
I was taking her there
to see if my brother had shared
this car of mine, without me being aware
I was driving near blind
and rather impaired
By the time I arrived I was fuming and balling,
slammed my car into the wall
broke her grill, cracked the chrome I'd bought her
she started smoking but the smell was different
than the one I'd last spotted
and it was hotter, smoke streaks to the sky
She was leaking, I got out and started kicking her,
cursing her out,
violently hitting her
in a rage fit
she was spitting up, this car wasn't
worth driving
I must have been tripping
to even think of buying this
but then I saw she was dying
and I started crying, feeling torn up
I knocked on my brothers door
no answer of course
I got down on the floor
and found a piece of her mirror
that in the past had
showed dudes to her back leering weird
men veering with beards
women with sheers
old folk with veneers
Worried about sirens appearing
these
thoughts, I started hearing
I'll tell the cops, the car did all of the steering
she was out of control
she'd been acting up and I was
in fear and brought her here to my brothers
because he usually fixed her
in a flash
I'll say she was outta gas
that this car was a quitter who
tried to take me with her
She was a nasty car
I never liked her, should have left her
in cockroaches and rust
shoulda never paid a dime
to give her muscle and gusto
I shoulda stayed on the musty bus
I was a dummy for trusting
a death trap now busted
Ya, this was her fault
I won't go to jail
I'll say I really didn't like this car
I don't need cash back
Even with my foot to the floor
she was constantly holding me back
I am a shooting star wading through space
she, shade, doomed to fall flat
I am a cowboy of old
she was a horse on a track
I'm sold on going once more
into the fold of vehicles with soul
to keep it a stack
She was a killer car, leaking fumes
when I did work in the garage
Bad brakes, I replaced her fuselage twice
No radio, nor tunes in sight
only rattles and fights
to get her going, winter the worst
This car was a curse
Found her with a trunk filled with dirt,
she had been curbed,
had I took any father's advice
Instead I gave her polish and dice
She made tarmac like ice
despite my directions precise
she was getting sloppy
she deserved to die
she was sagging, wonky
had a winking eye
and broken spoke
this car was a joke
I'm happy she's gone
Satan's spawn
driving all wrong
a drain in a pond
A buckshot aimed at a
fawn trying to
eat beyond her crabgrass
in my lawn
This car was ill,
weep not
Her metal demanded to rot
she was sleek, not
No looker at all,
my friend tried to get her first
I jumped in and took a fall
Sell her for scraps,
to some museum that will give
made up facts
about how she was great,
write of how she was
the light of my life
Write how she
took me place
to place,
gave me a cushion to write
in the back of the lot
watching people pass
while hearing my shite
about the masses and crops
Ya, put her
some place nice,
some place that will
give her a plaque
that says she was my kite,
insight to my ink,
junk like that
Just to be nice, write
about some car
being my morning star,
some bogus about healing my blights
let it be etched with some words, bizarre,
maybe write, I loved this car
And then the song would end
not long after
getting back to the love
which is where we are
Someone humming
and strumming guitar
then repeating
I loved this car
I loved this car
I've had it since I lived near the yard
when I was working hard for creeps and
before that, walking to the bus was a hassle,
my stop was sketchy and far,
for relieving me of that
she is my castle
I loved this car
I loved this car
My words and your brains have now
finished their spar, tell me
Do you know of a song
that goes this hard?
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