ALABAMA
- Five O'clock 500 Lyrics / with translationsJust punched the clock and boy, am I ready?
Walkin' out the door headin' home
It's time to buckle up again in my rolling hunk of tin
It's quittin' time the evenin' race is on
It's that five o'clock 500 and I run it every day
Pick up trucks, cars and buses all in my way
We've got Darrel, we've got Dale, Richard, Mark, Rusty and Jeff
Oh, the boss just dropped the green we're on our way
It's that five o'clock 500 every day
Oh, Bubba's runnin' right on my bumper
Pushin' me but there's no where to go
Lane changin' left and right, blowin' horns and blinkin' lights
Oh, the fast lane has never been so slow
It's that five o'clock 500 and I run it every day
Pick up trucks, cars and buses all in my way
We've got Darrel, we've got Dale, Richard, Mark, Rusty and Jeff
Oh, the boss just dropped the green we're on our way
It's that five o'clock 500 every day
Well, the caution is out we're at a stand still
Heard there's construction up ahead
Won't be long so they say, soon we'll all be on our way
Some trucker on the CB just said
It's that five o'clock 500 and I run it every day
Pick up trucks, cars and buses all in my way
We've got Darrel, we've got Dale, Richard, Mark, Rusty and Jeff
Oh, the boss just dropped the green we're on our way
It's that five o'clock 500, five o'clock 500, five o'clock 500 every day
Every day, every day, every day
Five o'clock 500
Walkin' out the door headin' home
It's time to buckle up again in my rolling hunk of tin
It's quittin' time the evenin' race is on
It's that five o'clock 500 and I run it every day
Pick up trucks, cars and buses all in my way
We've got Darrel, we've got Dale, Richard, Mark, Rusty and Jeff
Oh, the boss just dropped the green we're on our way
It's that five o'clock 500 every day
Oh, Bubba's runnin' right on my bumper
Pushin' me but there's no where to go
Lane changin' left and right, blowin' horns and blinkin' lights
Oh, the fast lane has never been so slow
It's that five o'clock 500 and I run it every day
Pick up trucks, cars and buses all in my way
Oh, the boss just dropped the green we're on our way
It's that five o'clock 500 every day
Well, the caution is out we're at a stand still
Heard there's construction up ahead
Won't be long so they say, soon we'll all be on our way
Some trucker on the CB just said
It's that five o'clock 500 and I run it every day
Pick up trucks, cars and buses all in my way
We've got Darrel, we've got Dale, Richard, Mark, Rusty and Jeff
Oh, the boss just dropped the green we're on our way
It's that five o'clock 500, five o'clock 500, five o'clock 500 every day
Every day, every day, every day
Five o'clock 500
Facts about Five O'clock 500
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Five O'clock 500 is written by Teddy Gentry, Ronnie Rogers, Randy Owen.
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It is first released on August 25, 1998 as part of Alabama's album "For the Record" which includes 44 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Alabama's song 'Five O'Clock 500' uses racing metaphors to depict workday commuting as a furious race which results in chaotic and frustrating rush hour traffic. The lyrics show all the obstacles that occur during the daily commute home, which include traffic jams and construction delays, while showing the everyday travel experience that people face. The lyrics of Five o'clock 500 mainly show happiness, social commentary, pleasure, reflection on social problems, and observation. The song shows three main elements that people experience during their daily travels, which include their need to reach work, their annoyance with traffic jams, and their experience of daily routines. The lyrics show a typical day of commuting through traffic because it contains no strong language or violence or adult content. The content is suitable for all ages.
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Five O'clock 500 falls under the genre Country.
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Five O'clock 500 song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
Who wrote Five O'clock 500 lyrics?
Five O'clock 500 is written by Teddy Gentry, Ronnie Rogers, Randy Owen.
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When was Five O'clock 500 released?
It is first released on August 25, 1998 as part of Alabama's album "For the Record" which includes 44 tracks in total. This song is the opening track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Five O'clock 500 lyrics?
When we search for the deeper meaning hidden within the lines, Alabama's song 'Five O'Clock 500' uses racing metaphors to depict workday commuting as a furious race which results in chaotic and frustrating rush hour traffic. The lyrics show all the obstacles that occur during the daily commute home, which include traffic jams and construction delays, while showing the everyday travel experience that people face. The lyrics of Five o'clock 500 mainly show happiness, social commentary, pleasure, reflection on social problems, and observation. The song shows three main elements that people experience during their daily travels, which include their need to reach work, their annoyance with traffic jams, and their experience of daily routines. The lyrics show a typical day of commuting through traffic because it contains no strong language or violence or adult content. The content is suitable for all ages.
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Which genre is Five O'clock 500?
Five O'clock 500 falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Five O'clock 500?
Five O'clock 500 song length is 3 minutes and 38 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Teddy Gentry, Ronnie Rogers, Randy OwenRecord Label(s): 1998 BMG Music (P)1998 BMG Entertainment
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