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Blackfoot ~ Big Wheels


Yes, I see you drivin' in your new limousine All that you own is shiny and clean You get your money by stealin' them blind You know you're one of a kind You're flyin' high every single day Eatin' your steaks while someone else pays But it's all right 'cause I don't need it from you I don't count on you to help me through Big Wheels keep runnin' over your prey Stealin' more money everyday Watch out, honey, don't get in their way Don't count your money, not right away It'll catch up to you, oh, someday Then what will happen to your dream They'll take away your new limousine Big Wheels keep runnin' over your prey Stealin' more money everyday Watch out, honey don't get in their way I see you drivin' in your new limousine All that you own is shiny and clean You get your money by stealin' them blind Good Lord, you know you're one of a kind Big Wheels keep runnin' over your prey Stealin' more money everyday Watch out, honey don't get in their way more free lyrics

Yes, I see you drivin' in your new limousine
All that you own is shiny and clean
You get your money by stealin' them blind
You know you're one of a kind
You're flyin' high every single day
Eatin' your steaks while someone else pays
But it's all right 'cause I don't need it from you
I don't count on you to help me through
Big Wheels keep runnin' over your prey
Stealin' more money everyday
Watch out, honey, don't get in their way
Don't count your money, not right away
It'll catch up to you, oh, someday
Then what will happen to your dream
They'll take away your new limousine
Big Wheels keep runnin' over your prey
Stealin' more money everyday
Watch out, honey don't get in their way
I see you drivin' in your new limousine
All that you own is shiny and clean
You get your money by stealin' them blind
Good Lord, you know you're one of a kind
Big Wheels keep runnin' over your prey
Stealin' more money everyday
Watch out, honey don't get in their way

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