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'''Freelove Freeway''' is a song that was performed by [[David Brent]] in Episode 4 of the first series of [[The Office]]. Written during Brent's younger days as a musician, it is an earnest, Springsteen-esque rock song with somewhat cryptic lyrics. | '''Freelove Freeway''' is a song that was performed by [[David Brent]] in Episode 4 of the first series of [[The Office]]. Written during Brent's younger days as a musician, it is an earnest, Springsteen-esque rock song with somewhat cryptic lyrics. | ||
[[Ricky Gervais]] performed the song with [[Mackenzie Crook]] during his much-maligned 2007 appearance at the [[Concert For Diana]]. | In 2004, [[Ricky Gervais]] recorded the song with some of his musician friends. It featured backing vocals from Oasis' Noel Gallagher. | ||
Ricky also performed the song with [[Mackenzie Crook]] during his much-maligned 2007 appearance at the [[Concert For Diana]]. | |||
===Lyrics:=== | ===Lyrics:=== | ||
Revision as of 20:51, 11 November 2007
Freelove Freeway is a song that was performed by David Brent in Episode 4 of the first series of The Office. Written during Brent's younger days as a musician, it is an earnest, Springsteen-esque rock song with somewhat cryptic lyrics.
In 2004, Ricky Gervais recorded the song with some of his musician friends. It featured backing vocals from Oasis' Noel Gallagher.
Ricky also performed the song with Mackenzie Crook during his much-maligned 2007 appearance at the Concert For Diana.
Lyrics:
Pretty girl on the hood of a cadillac, yeah
She's broken down on Freeway 9
I take a look, I get her engine started
And leave her purring and I roll on by
Bye, bye!
Free love on the Freelove Freeway
The love is free and the freeway's long
I got some hot love on the Hotlove Highway
Ain't going home 'cause my baby's gone (she's gone)
A little while later, see a Senorita
She's caught a flat trying to make it home
She says, "Por favor, can you pump me up?"
I say, "Muchos gracias, adios"
Bye, bye!
A long time later I see a cowboy crying
"Hey buddy, what can I do?"
He says, "I lived a good life, had about a thousand women,"
I said, "Why the tears?", he says, "Cause none of them was you".''