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80ks to Cooma
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Cooma
I kick it over
Down the old Monaro highway baby
I’ve got my hand on the wheel
Pushin a tonne of steel on my way
I check my mirror
I see the lights behind me drifting away
I’ve got my pedal to the metal
My eyes upon the open road
My minds in a haze
I’ve been driving for days
80ks to comma darlin
Down the old Monaro highway baby
Policeman pulled me over
What’s the hurry son
My honey waits for me in the mountains
So don’t you keep me long
My mind is racing
Cuz I’ve never seen the stars so bright
I’m drinking cold black coffee and smoking cigarettes tonight
I got her gassed up
And she’s singing like a bird alright
Only 80ks more
I’m gonna see my baby tonight
My minds in a haze
I’ve been driving for days
80ks to comma darlin
Down the old Monaro highway baby
Policeman pulled me over
What’s the hurry son
My honey waits for me in the mountains
So don’t you keep me long
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