from
Musician,
released April 22, 2005
Sooner or later you'll run out of money.
Right after that you'll run out of friends.
And when your retirement portfolio tanks you'll have only yourself to thank.
But Bob has a good life in the trailer park.
He loves his kids more than he digs his job.
And when he makes love to his wife?
Well, she's as pretty as a TV star.
If he weren't so humble he'd think he was god.
And Bob wouldn't trade his life for anyone, anywhere.
Maybe he's poor white trash but if he is he doesn't care.
Bob wouldn't trade his life for anyone, anywhere.
Anyone, anywhere, anyone, anywhere, Ah!
One of these days your wife will want plastic surgery.
So, you will buy her to big breasts.
But eventually your flag will sag 'cause deep inside she's the same old bag.
And you'll learn the worst things in life are free.
The morning sun shines down on an Airstream in Yuma.
Bob stands at the door with a library card in hand.
Gonna check out some Dr. Seuss for the kids and some Herman Melville for his baby
and download an MP3 by the MC5 and kick out the jams: srekcufrehtom!
And Bob wouldn't trade his life for anyone, anywhere.
Maybe he's poor white trash but if he is he doesn't care.
Bob wouldn't trade his life for anyone, anywhere.
Anyone, anywhere, anyone, anywhere, Ah!
Bob has a good life in the trailer park: Trailerpark Bob.
Bob has a good life in the trailer park: Trailerpark Bob.
Bob has a good life in the trailer park: Trailerpark Bob.
Bob has a good life in the trailer park: Trailer park.