Danger! Road Train

Heed the sign that reads danger! road train!
You'll see the big rigs running where there's freight and stuff to load,
You'll see the drivers pushing time, a river there's a road.
We're kings of the asphalt jungle as we roar through hill and plain,
You better heed that warning, danger! road train!
I can hear the bogeys humming
And the tarps are softly drumming
On a road that has no end
And this rig's my only friend,
You better heed that warning, danger! road train!
As we jockey through the traffic in some quiet country town
She's neat and calm and steady, while the rev's are holding down
But when we hit the open road and the treads begin to churn
She's mean and wild and flying, with miles ahead to burn,
I can hear the bogeys humming
And the tarps are softly drumming
On a road that has no end
And this rig's my only friend,
You better heed that warning, danger! road train!
Rolling down some highway through the long and lonely night,
A world of silver leeway in the beams of the big bulllights
We share the road with no one, til daylight starts to dawn
Then we hustle those slow movers with a blast of the Claxon horn,
I can hear the bogeys humming
And the tarps are softly drumming
On a road that has no end
And this rig's my only friend,
You better heed that warning, danger! road train!
You better heed that warning, danger!... road... train!