album cover
Trucker
album cover
Trucker werd uitgebracht op 16 september 2026 door Mama Ratskin Records als onderdeel van het album Back to the Cuntry
16 september 2026
LabelMama Ratskin Records
TaalEnglish
BPM91
Melodische kwaliteit
Akoestiek
Valence
Dansbaarheid
Energie

Songteksten

Nobody here in the truckstop tonight
Knows that my thongs on a little too tight
The lace has gone crusty, the pink is bleached white
I'll be halfway cross the interstate this time tomorrow night
So call on the radio and buy me a whiskey
I'll be back on the road before you'll ever miss me
If your bathroom stall ever starts to feel lonesome
I'll slide right under and we can bone some
So, breaker breaker, break my heart
Ease your breaks and flash your headlights in the dark
And if I meet my maker in a rest stop stall
I was just on my knees prayin
Don't bother me at all
18 wheels got a pair of heels hid behind my seat
In my rearview mirror you can't see my brazier that I got on underneath
My flannel shirt take a left hand turn with my right hand in my blue jeans
In the sunset gold picture of the centrefold
Of a crossy magazine
Breaker breaker, break my heart
Ease your breaks and flash your headlights in the dark
And if I meet my maker in a rest stop stall
I was just on my knees prayin
Don't bother me at all
I put on my sweet talkin' voice like Marilyn Monroe
He pretended not to notice when it cracked
Through that cracklin' radio
His breath was heavy and his sound was shaken up
He had one hand on the wheel and the radio started breakin' up
Now everytime I make close contact
With a truckstop toilet rim
I look up to the heavens and I ask god"Is that him?"
My breaker breaker, won't ya break my heart
Ease your breaks and flash your headlights in the dark
And if I meet my maker in a rest stop stall
I was just on my knees prayin
Don't bother me at all
Breaker breaker, break my heart
Ease your breaks and flash your headlights in the dark
And if I meet my maker in a rest stop stall
I was just on my knees prayin
Come back later
Or Don't bother me at all
Written by: Dexter Sloan, Tate Linton
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