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ZZ Top ~ Rhythmeen


Solid-silver beat machine Hunkin' down Funkin' up on Magazine On rhythmeen in New Orleans Drinkin' Dixie 45 with hot links In a silver Continental Wired as hell and doin' things That's what you get on rhythmeen Oh yeah, way up Oh yeah, way out Uh-huh, get on up Rhythmeen is down Rhythmeen thing Mean mean rhythmeen Can't get enough of that special sauce The backbeat's the big boss Here comes another dope fiend Tradin' up for rhythmeen Oh yeah, weird up Oh yeah, fear not Uh-huh, get on up Rhythmeen is down Leanin' on a silver Lincoln A Galaxy 500 In a Mustang might Tchoupitoulas Rhythmeen up everything more free lyrics

Solid-silver beat machine
Hunkin' down
Funkin' up on Magazine
On rhythmeen in New Orleans

Drinkin' Dixie 45 with hot links
In a silver Continental
Wired as hell and doin' things
That's what you get on rhythmeen

Oh yeah, way up
Oh yeah, way out
Uh-huh, get on up
Rhythmeen is down
Rhythmeen thing
Mean mean rhythmeen

Can't get enough of that special sauce
The backbeat's the big boss
Here comes another dope fiend
Tradin' up for rhythmeen

Oh yeah, weird up
Oh yeah, fear not
Uh-huh, get on up
Rhythmeen is down

Leanin' on a silver Lincoln
A Galaxy 500
In a Mustang might Tchoupitoulas
Rhythmeen up everything

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