(I Want My) Truck Back
from Barn Rock by Tin Bird Choir
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lyrics
(I Want My) Truck Back
Can I have back my old truck?
I gave it to you when you were down on your luck
These days it looks like you’re doing fine
But it looks like I might be down on mine
We told the state that you bought it for one dollar
We signed the title into your name
You said that you would do the same for me
But now that truck is sitting in the weeds
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
Me and that truck we’ve been everywhere
From Oklahoma to Delaware
Manitoba down to Mexico
San Joachim to the Poconos
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
Me and Heather went down to Chincoteague
Camping in the back, right along the beach
Sleeping together under the stars
She said to me, “one day this will all be ours. All be ours.”
But all I want is my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
Two hundred fifty three thousand miles
Just now coming into its prime
Bucket seats and four-wheel drive
It’ll run forever; it’s an SR5
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
Can I have back my old truck?
I gave it to you when you were down on your luck
These days it looks like you’re doing fine
But it looks like I might be down on mine
We told the state that you bought it for one dollar
We signed the title into your name
You said that you would do the same for me
But now that truck is sitting in the weeds
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
Me and that truck we’ve been everywhere
From Oklahoma to Delaware
Manitoba down to Mexico
San Joachim to the Poconos
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
Me and Heather went down to Chincoteague
Camping in the back, right along the beach
Sleeping together under the stars
She said to me, “one day this will all be ours. All be ours.”
But all I want is my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
Two hundred fifty three thousand miles
Just now coming into its prime
Bucket seats and four-wheel drive
It’ll run forever; it’s an SR5
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
I want my truck back, my truck back, I want my truck back
credits
from Barn Rock,
released October 9, 2009
Eric Hurlock: Vocals, acoustic guitar, ukulele
Heather Hurlock: Vocals
Josh Sceurman: Bass
Ellen Houle: Drums
Daniel Bower: Electric Guitar
Eric Hurlock: Vocals, acoustic guitar, ukulele
Heather Hurlock: Vocals
Josh Sceurman: Bass
Ellen Houle: Drums
Daniel Bower: Electric Guitar
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Tin Bird Choir Pennsylvania
Tin Bird Choir is an alt-folk barn rock band from Chester County, Pennsylvania. With literate lyrics, organic harmonies, and urgent melodies, their music has been picked up by Starbucks and earned them a spot as one of the finalists in the Mountain Stage Newsong Contest. "Their mix of pop hooks, delicate harmonies and tight playing is a winning blend," says, John Vettese of 88.5 WXPN. ... more
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