| Ain’t no doors and no windows
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| Just a roll bar and a radio
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| If it rains you’re gonna get wet
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| But that old 302 ain’t let me down yet
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| It’s a cut out picture of the '70s
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| When everything felt so free
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| It’s yellow and a little bit of rust
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| Looking good for 42 years young
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| Ten sets of tires, a hundred bonfires
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| And it can still light up a back road
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| It was built for a day like this
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| A clear blue sky and a white sand kiss
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| It’s 3 on the tree and geared down for going slow
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| My Ol' Bronco!
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| I flipped it over up on Arno Hill
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| Turned it back over and fixed the grill
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| And you know where I’ve been by that old oil spot
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| Most times it’s in a beach bar parking lot
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| No, it ain’t hard to pick me out
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| 'Cause it’s the only one in this town
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| It’s yellow and a little bit of rust
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| Looking good for 42 years young
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| Ten sets of tires, a hundred bonfires
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| And it can still light up a back road
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| It was built for a day like this
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| A clear blue sky and a white sand kiss
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| It’s 3 on the tree and geared down for going slow
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| Know I won’t ever let her go
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| My Ol' Bronco, my Ol' Bronco
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| Yeah, it’s yellow and a little bit of rust
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| Looking good for 42 years young
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| Ten sets of tires, a hundred bonfires
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| And it can still light up a back road
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| It was built for a day like this
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| A clear blue sky and a white sand kiss
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| It’s 3 on the tree and geared down for going slow
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| No, I ain’t gonna ever let her go
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| My Ol' Bronco, my Ol' Bronco |