Hiya, Bri!
Hi, Tico!
You wanna go for a ride?
Sure, Tico
Jump in
Ohhh
Stick your seatbelt on it's safety first we're heading out to the highway
Gotta fill 'er up, we'll be travelling night and day
Giddy up, toot your horn and get 'em outta our way
As we roll on past don't forget to give 'em a wave
We'll turn and say it's a lovely day
To be out in my Chevrolet... Matiz
I spy a 7/11 on Route 66, let's stock up on their cheapest wine
Gotta keep our spirits up for the road trip to Death Valley
It's like 9/11 in their car park, can't get anywhere near the store door
So I grab my revolver and send 'em all flying to the floor
Oh, my it's such a lovely day
I'm glad we spent it in your Chevrolet... Matiz
If the cops pull us over for a polite word or two
I will be co-operable and tolerant for you
But, I hope they don't find the dead body
Hidden in the boot of your Chevrolet... Matiz
Day o umba day o - mambu ji ay o
Don't look any further (don't you look no further)
Day o umba day o - mambu ji ay o
Don't look any further
Oh, it's been such a lovely day
To be out in my Chevrolet... Matiz!
Release notes:
All words & music by Tico Jnr.
Tico stutters somewhat:
This could've been an opener too. This beaut' was also originally written and intended for my incredibly successful debut solo album, Lazy. Sexy. Cool, but it was I, Ti, who decided this would be better suited to being a delicious duet with Bri. Paying tribute to Aqua during the spoken intro, and M People a bit later on, this number has something for everyone. Already a smash on the Country-Grindcore fusion charts, it is a testiment to just how flexible and incredible I am. As usual, Bri does his best to ruin things with his poor vocals - let's not mention his 'guitar solo, titter - but I manage to keep him and this ditty afloat to be possibly one of the best ever. Well done to me!
Bri Jnr.:
Too busy breaking biscuits.
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