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Musings of a Madman

Gonna catch for hell for this posts, amongst the others too, but here goes... The other day I was interacting with other passengers on Spaceship as I do any other day. I thought that raced through my mind when I received more props on my comedic, energetic personality - Why not one night?

Yes, yes. I realize those are called one-night stands. That's not what I'm eluding to.
And no, not a "hall pass" either.

What I'm proposing is one night with someone that you have a true connection with.

"Shakin' The Wheels" by Chase Rice
Baby, I’ve seen the look in your eye
You try to cover it up, there ain’t no disguise to hide
What’s goin’ on right here
So come on girl, what do you say?
We head for 11 south in my Chevrolet
Hop in the back, it ain’t no crime
If I get to know all of your tan lines
[chorus]
Yea, you and me, backseat on a bad road
Wastin’ no time, foggin’ up the windows
I never thought I’d see 71 to feel this damn good and be this much fun
But there you go again, doin’ your thing
And you know how to do it if you know what I mean
Baby buckle up tight tonight it’s you and me
Shakin’ the wheels off of my Chevy
Look out girl, we got the whole town talkin’
Everybody’s warnin’ we shouldn’t wondered, look
What’s goin’ on down that road?
But I saw a little secret or a little thing
You could call it love but you could call it a fling
All I know is this sure as hell feels right
When my truck hits park under that moonlight
[chorus]
  Yea, you and me, backseat on a bad road
Wastin’ no time, foggin’ up the windows
I never thought I’d see 71 to feel this damn good and be this much fun
But there you go again, doin’ your thing
And you know how to do it if you know what I mean
Baby buckle up tight tonight it’s you and me
Shakin’ the wheels off of my Chevy
[?]
Yea, we movin’ pretty fast
Girl, the way you’re lookin’ at my care a lot I’m sure
Right now you know I just hate holdin’ back
[chorus]
  Yea, you and me, backseat on a bad road
Fingers slingin’ through the fog on the windows
I never thought I’d see 71 to feel this damn good and be this much fun
But there you go again, doin’ your thing
And you know how to do it if you know what I mean
Baby buckle up tight tonight it’s you and me
Shakin’ the wheels off of my Chevy
Shake it girl, come on
[?] so much
Come on, get out of here
Let’s shake ‘em off girl

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