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Burlesque Taco Truck

from A Bigger Boat by Shark Dad

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uno dos tres quatro

you could drive a
taco truck
thru the hole in my heart
you gotta know where it ends
you gotta know where it starts
in '97

we were face-down drunk at the galaxy
of course
and you put your hand in my
tight bike shorts and it was
heaven

baby we were born to rock
baby we were born to run
baby we were born just to be born
and we're not foolin' anyone

in the backseat of the dynasty
again
and you were smoking cigarettes
with your new friends and it was
heaven

there's a
lot of things that i don't understand
how you could take it right back
to your ex-man
his name was kevin

baby we were born to rock
baby we were born to run
baby we were born just to be born
and we're not foolin' anyone
GET WILD

baby we were born to rock
baby we were born to run
baby we were born just to be born
and we're not foolin' anyone

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from A Bigger Boat, released July 31, 2015

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Somewhere between indie/alt rock and skate punk, Shark Dad are right at home wearing their granite hearts on their flannel sleeves. RIP Shark Dad

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