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→‎Lyrics: Edited with official lyrics as they appear in the lyric book pdf - some of the little in between parts aren't in the book but i left them in, feel free to change that

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 ===Lyrics===
-<pre>In an amblin' van lived a banjo man and his name was Hot Rod Duncan
+<pre>In an amblin' van lived a banjo man
-He didn't know why they called him that but he just went along with it
+and his name was Hot Rod Duncan
+He didn't know why they called him that
+but he just went along with it
-Hot Rod Duncan
+Hot Rod Duncan always felt ashamed
-Always felt ashamed
+Hot Rod Duncan didn't know his name
-Hot Rod Duncan
-Didn't know his name
-(Poor Hot Rod.)
-Now Hot Rod had a savvy dad who died for the business part
+(Poor Hot Rod)
-The instrument was relevant as long as it played like art
-Hot Rod Duncan
+Now Hot Rod had a savvy dad
-Didn't know how to string it
+who died for the business part
-Hot Rod Duncan
+The instrument was relevant
-Opted just to wing it
+as long as it played like art
-(Oh well.)
-Soon Hot Rod was the best because he traveled well and wise
+Hot Rod Duncan di'n't know how to string it
-The van was actually an electric spaceship in disguise
+Hot Rod Duncan opted just to wing it
-Hot Rod Duncan
+(Oh well)
-Hailed from the Appalachians
-Hot Rod Duncan
+Soon Hot Rod was the best because
-Transcended global nations
+he traveled well and wise
-(Yee-ha.)
+The van was actually
+an electric spaceship in disguise
+Hot Rod Duncan hail'd from the Appalachians
+Hot Rod Duncan transcend'd global nations
+(Yee-ha)
 (Go, Hot Rod. Take it, Hot Rod.)
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 (What's the matter, can't take it? You gotta remember to string up that banjo. I tell you what.)
-One time he flew his banjo to the planet Jupiter
+One time he flew his banjo to
-Among the rife intelligent life he managed to locate her
+the planet Jupiter
+Among the rife intelligent life
+he managed to locate her
+Hot Rod Duncan found his unicorn
+Hot Rod Duncan: magically reborn
-Hot Rod Duncan
+Eventually he came to see
-Found his unicorn
+the banjo was his friend
-Hot Rod Duncan
+He help'd that girl to spacey whirls
-Magically reborn
+she learn'd him how to bend
-Eventually he came to see the banjo was his friend
+Hot Rod Duncan strung that banjo well
-He helped that girl to space [???], she learned him how to bend
+Hot Rod Duncan played it purty swell
-Hot Rod Duncan
-Strung that banjo well
-Hot Rod Duncan
-Played it purty swell
 (You know what I'm talkin' 'bout?)
-When Hot Rod came to know his name, he returned to planet Earth
+When Hot Rod came to know his name
-And this is where, by just a hair, he finally made his worth
+he returned to planet Earth
+and this is where (by just a hair)
+he finally glean'd his worth
-Hot Rod Duncan
+Hot Rod Duncan: legend in his time
-Legend in his time
+Hot Rod Duncan reasond with a rhyme
-Hot Rod Duncan
-Reason with a rhyme
-(They adopted a dog named Cloister.)
-The he and she were guaranteed a gleeful galaxy
+(They adopted a dog named Cloister)
-They were so happy [???], the rest is history
-(I think it's T double-E double-R double-R double-I double-F double-I double-C, C, C.)
-(What kind of an acrobat do you think I am?)
-(Banjo, playin' the banjo!)
-Yeah, the rest is history.</pre>
+The he and she would guarantee
+a gleeful galaxy
+They were so happy he phoned her pappy
+and the rest is history</pre>