(Ronnie VanZant -- Ed King). Well he's truckin' on down from Memphis. Cruisin' down to New Orleans. Tonight he sleeps alone with a Cajun queen. Well there's smoke from the stacks a-blowin'. And he don't care where he's goin'. The only time he feels right is when he's rollin'. He's got roadmaps in his hand. Lord drivin' just as hard as he can. Trying to dodge them scales and the Man. Well I'm talkin' about. Truck drivin' man. Yea he'll always give ya the best that he can.. White cups and coffee Lord yea. Its all that he needs. And he's all right by me. Truck drivin' man. Truck on. Truck driver. Shift your gears. He's got ladies up in North Dakota. From the Keys man to Minnesota. And he loves each and every one least that's what he's told 'em. Lord flannel shirts and blue jeans. Truck stops are routine. Tonight he sleeps alone with a Cajun queen. Well I'm talkin' about. Truck drivin' man. Yea he'll always give ya the best that he can.. White cups and coffee Lord yea. Its all that he needs. And he's all right by me. Truck drivin' man. Guitar. Truck driver. Well he's truckin' on down from Memphis. Cruisin' down to New Orleans. Tonight he sleeps alone with a Cajun queen. Well there's smoke from the stacks a-blowin'. And he don't care where he's goin'. The only time he feels right is when he's rollin'. Well I'm talkin' about. Truck drivin' man. Yea he'll always give ya the best that he can.. White cups and coffee Lord yea. Its all that he needs. And he's all right by me. Truck drivin' man. I said he's all right by me. Truck drivin' man. I said he's all right by me. Truck drivin' man. Play the guitar. Truck driver.