"The Tailgater" genre: Blues Rock
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	My life flashed before my eyes. This is a rant about drivers that tailgate. I took a Sunday morning drive out to the lake near my house and was lucky to get back home.
	MP3.com CD: Out of the Blue - buy it! CD: Out of the Blue   Label: Independent Credits: Written and Performed by Gary D. Ward copyright Gary D. Ward
	Story Behind the Song I took a Sunday morning drive to the lake near my house. This guy came up behind me, must have been doing 90, and passed me in the grass on the right side of the road (with no shoulder). It took me about a day to write it and another few days to record it. I guess the musical style here was inspired by ZZ Top. Lyrics Well I'm driving in the country Down a farm to market road When this guy comes racing up on me He thinks I'm going pretty slow But I'm going seventy in a fifty five Thought I was driving pretty fast He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate If I don't think of something fast He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate Don't know where he thinks I'm gonna go There ain't no shoulder on the road Eighteen wheeler coming head on fast One wrong turn and it could be my last My life is flashing right before my eyes All I wanted was a Sunday drive He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate If I don't make it to the interstate He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate He's gonna drive right up my Tailgate

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