Cougar hit record on the computer software and began his solo career
He played the guitar, he sang his tune that he wrote
"Big Ole Truck, Don't Give A Fuck" over and over again
He played his guitar slowly, then picked up the pace

Knowing he had unlimited time to record, he just kept singing
Cougar adding in some funny lines, like Big Ole Car, Big Ole Tank
Big Ole Tanker, Big Ole Trucker, Big Ole Tin Can Car
He giggled as he made fun of other vehicles as he praised his truck

His guitar play was consistent with a bunch of hammer ons mixed in
After about 40 minutes of recording, Cougar stopped the session
He saved the file, "Big Ole Truck, DGAF - Session 1"
Then, set his guitar down and listened to his wonderous track

Cougar heard someone rustling around in the kitchen 
It was his Dad, he went out to ask him for a CD
What for, asked his Dad Derrick Maine, what you got cookin?
Cougar replied, come here and I'll show you what's for dinner

Derrick followed his musical auto mechanic creative son into his room
Cougar hit open file, then play file for his Dad
"Big Ole Truck, and I don't give a fuck" started playing
Cougar turned up the volume as loud as the computer speakers would go

That's it?  That's the song?  Big Ole stupid truck 200 times?
Did you write it about that piece of shit out there?
Derrick pointed to the Big Ole Hulk Truck in the driveway
Cougar nodded proudly, yes sir and she don't give a fuck Pops

Cougar hit stop on the file program
What you think Pops?  Pretty damn awesome tune right, asked Cougar
No, it's downright awful, you should delete it Coug, said Derrick
Delete this and Cougar flashed his Dad his middle finger

Freaking do nothing bum, yelled Derrick
Cougar watched as his Dad left his room
Then he remembered he had a book on computers that came with a CD
He reached up on the shelf above his bureau to retrieve the book

Computing HTML-101 came with a blank CD in the front cover
Cougar yelled, Ha Ha, and removed it and placed it into his computer
He reopened the song file, then hit save to Drive D
The Drive spun, the CD recorded his song, and Cougar was in business

He folded a piece of computer paper in half, then stapled the ends
The folds made a CD jacket
Then he drew a picture of the Big Ole Truck for the cover
Here it is, exclaimed Cougar, my first CD for sale, who wants it?

Cougar decided to give his smoke stack amplifiers some love 
He hopped in the Big Ole Truck with his new CD
Placed the CD into the radio control panel, hit play, and drove off
The music billowed out of the smoke stacks all over his neighborhood

Now every man, woman, and child will hear my music
Cougar drove nice and slow and blasted his song
"Big Ole Truck, and It Don't Get Stuck" he sang along with the tune
People started to stare and cringe and yell at Cougar.

Stay tuned for more Big Ole Adventures of Cougar Maine, as Cougar heads into town and over to his family’s grocery store on a busy Thanksgiving weekend shopping day. Will the town support this budding young musical talent or rebuff him with ridicule and distasteful remarks? We shall see very, very soon.

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