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Rip Off The Knob
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only, it's a very good song recorded by The Bellamy Brothers.
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Rip Off The Knob Recorded by The Bellamy Brothers Written by David Bellamy
G Well if she's drivin' you to work or you're headin' to the club
And you hear that special that you both really love C You pull your best girl close and tell her how ya feel G And then you kiss her one time so she knows it's really real D7 And when the music's that good you don't even have to ask C G Rip off the knob and beat on the dash
Well when you're runnin' with your lover on a Saturday night
You're punchin' buttons on the dial cause it's got to be right C You got your car shined up and the ragtop down G You're playin' power country while you're cruisin' through town D7 Yeah your baby's lookin' sexy this moment has to last C G Rip off the knob and beat on the dash C G Rip rip it off rip rip rip it off
Well when you're parked at the beach on a near perfect night
And the stage has been set for a party in the moonlight C Well the drums begin to pound and you're dancin' with your friends G And you don't expect you're ever gonna feel this good again D7 And then the DJ says call in to win some cash C G Rip off the knob and beat on the dash
C G Rip rip it off rip rip rip it off C G Rip rip it off rip rip rip it off
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