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Well he traded in his dumb old Ford |
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For a new smart car with an extension cord |
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Now he's saving gas and got a cheaper note |
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But he's got no way to haul his boat |
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It's the little things we take for granted |
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When we sacrifice to save the planet |
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The darndest thing I've ever seen |
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That old redneck has done gone green |
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Down the road, old man McGower |
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You know he runs his house on the solar power |
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Now his lights are bright and the music plays |
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Sort of dark and quiet on the cloudy days |
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It's the little things we take for granted |
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When we sacrifice to save the planet |
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The darndest thing you've ever seen |
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This old redneck has done gone green |
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The life we knew is coming to a halt |
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Sad but true, and it's our own fault |
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We put our own crimson necks right in the noose |
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We got strung out on that black dinosaur juice |
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Not long ago someone told me |
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To quit using paper, stop killing trees |
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She said soon there won't be no more books |
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I swear to God on a stack of nooks |
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It's the little things we take for granted |
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When we sacrifice to save the planet |
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The darndest thing I've ever seen |
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My redneck world has done gone green |
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The whole dang place has done gone green |
