CRUISIN’

WORDS & MUSIC BY VAN TREEK, BRAJER & HARS…1986

I WAS CRUISIN’ UP THE STRIP ON A SATURDAY NIGHT,

TRYING TO FIND ME A WOMAN THAT’LL DO ME JUST RIGHT,

WON’T YOU PLEASE COME ON OVER TO ME?

I WAS CRUISIN’ UP AND DOWN A DIFFERENT PART OF TOWN,

AND THE HONKY TONK WOMEN THEY WERE DANCIN’ AROUND,

WON’T YOU PLEASE, DANCE ON OVER TO ME?

WELL I FOUND ME A BITCH WITH A SEVEN YEAR ITCH,

SHE WANTED ME TO SCRATCH IT, BUT I DIDN’T WANT TO CATCH IT,

WON’T YOU PLEASE, WON’T YOU SCRATCH IT FOR ME?

WELL AFTER THIRTEEN YEARS SHE GAVE ME THE SPEAR,

WON’T YOU PLEASE, PULL IT OUT FOR ME?

I WAS CRUISIN’, (CRUISIN’),

I’VE GOT THE CRUISIN’ BLUES,

I’VE GOT NOTHIN’ TO LOSE.

SO I HOPPED INTO A CAR WITH A BUILT-IN BAR,

STEPPED ON THE GAS AND WE DIDN’T GET FAR,

WON’T YOU PLEASE, FILL IT UP FOR ME?

I WAS CRUISIN’, (CRUISIN’),

I’VE GOT THE CRUISIN’ BLUES, I’VE GOT NOTHIN’ TO LOSE.