
I saw John Kennedy today
he's not dead like they say;
he was driving a pickup truck
and he sure looked happy enough.
It was out on Route 66
we were both stuck in traffic;
he was wearing his vintage shades,
and he sure didn't look his age
I yelled, "Hey, is there an accident--
and weren't you the president?"
He just sat there for a while
and then he flashed his Kennedy smile.
He said, "Son, it occurred to me
way back in '63, that I no longer had to be
President Kennedy.
I didn't need Jackie O,
I didn't need Marilyn Monroe,
all I needed to get by was a truck and a highway to drive.
Well in Dallas it was my luck
I snuck out to buy this old truck;
my double caught a bullet in the head
and I was free cause now I was dead.
I've been traveling along ever since
food and gas are my only expense
and wherever the road takes me
you know the girls are always friendly."
I saw John Kennedy today,
he waved as he pulled away;
he was driving a pickup truck
and he sure looked happy enough.
Rally at the Texas Hotel (repeat) * Not part of original lyrics
Copyright 2004 Luke Powers
he's not dead like they say;
he was driving a pickup truck
and he sure looked happy enough.
It was out on Route 66
we were both stuck in traffic;
he was wearing his vintage shades,
and he sure didn't look his age
I yelled, "Hey, is there an accident--
and weren't you the president?"
He just sat there for a while
and then he flashed his Kennedy smile.
He said, "Son, it occurred to me
way back in '63, that I no longer had to be
President Kennedy.
I didn't need Jackie O,
I didn't need Marilyn Monroe,
all I needed to get by was a truck and a highway to drive.
Well in Dallas it was my luck
I snuck out to buy this old truck;
my double caught a bullet in the head
and I was free cause now I was dead.
I've been traveling along ever since
food and gas are my only expense
and wherever the road takes me
you know the girls are always friendly."
I saw John Kennedy today,
he waved as he pulled away;
he was driving a pickup truck
and he sure looked happy enough.
Rally at the Texas Hotel (repeat) * Not part of original lyrics
Copyright 2004 Luke Powers
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