Outlaws Alvin & The Chipmunks (Ft. Waylon Jennings)
"Outlaws" by Alvin & The Chipmunks featuring Waylon Jennings blends country and pop, released in 1987. The lyrics celebrate the rebellious spirit of outlaws, exploring themes of freedom, adventure, and defiance. Unique harmonies and playful instrumentation mark the song, appealing to both children and adults, while enhancing the Chipmunks' cultural legacy. #CountryPop
Alvin:
Waylon
Waylon Jennings!
The biggest, baddest outlaw in the west
My hero
Waylon:
Hey Alvin
Alvin:
How I'd love to be an outlaw
Acting bad and looking cool
How I'd love to be an outlaw
Playin' hooky, skippin' school
(Yeah!)
Robbing banks and buying candy
And eat it all all by myself
(Ha ha ha)
I'd buy a brand new bike and skateboard
For me to ride and no one else
Waylon:
Now little haus
I think there's something I ought tell you
Waylon
Waylon Jennings!
The biggest, baddest outlaw in the west
My hero
Waylon:
Hey Alvin
Alvin:
How I'd love to be an outlaw
Acting bad and looking cool
How I'd love to be an outlaw
Playin' hooky, skippin' school
(Yeah!)
Robbing banks and buying candy
And eat it all all by myself
(Ha ha ha)
I'd buy a brand new bike and skateboard
For me to ride and no one else
Waylon:
Now little haus
I think there's something I ought tell you
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