WELL I WAS STUCK IN TRAFFIC, DOWN ON FIRST AND MAIN. SHE WAS SO DESTRACTIN’ WALKING IN THE RAIN. A POLKA DOT UMBRELLA, THE KIND THAT MATCHED HER PURSE. THE LIGHT WAS TURNING YELLOW AS SHE STEPPED OFF THE CURB. WHEN SHE CROSSED THE ROAD I COULD FEEL MY HEART EXPLODE EVERYTIME HER TOES TOUCHED THE GROUND.
SHE’S GOT LEGS FOR DAYS, LEGS FOR DAYS, SHE GOT LEGS FOR DAYS AND ARMS FOR LONELY NIGHTS.
I PULLED UP BESIDE HER, SAID DO YOU NEED A RIDE? WELL SHE WAS SOAKIN’ WET AS SHE CLIMBED INSIDE. SHE SAID NAME WAS AUDREY. SHE LIVED WAY CROSS TOWN. THAT CHEVROLET WAS ROCKIN’. WE DROVE AROUND AND AROUND AND AROUND. THE SUN WAS COMIN’ UP AS SHE CLIMBED OUT OF MY TRUCK. SHE PUT ‘EM DOWN ONE AT A TIME.
SHE’S GOT LEGS FOR DAYS, LEGS FOR DAYS, SHE GOT LEGS FOR DAYS AND ARMS FOR LONELY NIGHTS.
SHE STOOD AND WAVED GOODBYE. I PUT MY TRUCK IN DRIVE. IN MY REAR VIEW MIRROR ALL I COULD SEE WAS LEGS FOR DAYS, LEGS FOR DAYS, LEGS FOR DAYS AND ARMS FOR LONELY NIGHTS.
SHE’S GOT LEGS FOR DAYS, LEGS FOR DAYS, SHE GOT LEGS FOR DAYS AND ARMS FOR LONELY NIGHTS.
SHE’S GOT LEGS FOR DAYS, LEGS FOR DAYS, SHE GOT LEGS FOR DAYS AND ARMS FOR LONELY NIGHTS.
