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Holiday In The Town

from Rose and Chubby by Rose and Chubby

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(Loosely) inspired by Nicholas from the Up series (UK).

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I might grow up to make cold fusion
Fall in love and get divorced
One thing I know that's for certain
Ain't nothing happening with this horse

I wanna sit my ass in traffic
Don't wanna go to no country store
You think it's quaint and amusing
But I just think that it's a bore

Don't want to answer any questions
Don't want to ride this truck around
Don't want to feed any chickens
Just want a holiday in the town

Let higher learning save my bacon
So I might not end up alone
Drinking runoff in the Shetlands
With a woodshed for my home

They say it's nasty and it's crowded
But I just can't wait to go
Pick up integrated circuits
Lose my shovel and my hoe

Don't want to answer any questions
Don't want to ride this truck around
Don't want to feed any chickens
Just want a holiday in the town

I wanna read the Observer
And the Financial Times
England's cold and it's raining
And I was made for sunnier climes

So now I'm teaching in Wisconsin
With a second home in Spain
I'll pay for it with my winnings
When I serve prawns for the main

Don't want to answer any questions
Don't want to ride this truck around
Don't want to feed any chickens
Just want a holiday in the town

Don't want to answer any questions
Don't want to ride this truck around
Don't want to feed any chickens
Just want a holiday in the town

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from Rose and Chubby, released October 26, 2018

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