Buc-ee's Boogie

[Verse] In a small Texas town, where the road never ends, There's a place with a beaver that feels like old friends, Buc-ee’s in Luling, where the briskets are prime, But one Fourth of July, it was hotter than a dime. [Verse 2] Sparks from a camper, they lit up the sky, A fire broke loose; folks were shoutin' "Oh my!", Flames lickin’ brisket, and chow all around, Buc-ee the Beaver wore a worried frown. [Chorus] We’re doin’ the Buc-ee's boogie, when the flames hit the fan, With water hoses dancin’, and the fire brigade’s plan, Grab your snacks and sodas, don’t worry 'bout the heat, 'Cause Buc-ee’s spirit’s stronger, on every Texas street. [Verse 3] Firemen and cowboys were wranglin’ the blaze, With a twinkle in their eyes, like they were on stage, They saved half the jerky, and most of the pies, While Buc-ee’s staff kept singin’ with tears in their eyes. [Verse 4] In the morning sun, you could smell the smoke, But the pumps were still pumpin’, and we all shared a joke, The town pulled together, just like they always do, 'Cause in Luling, Texas, we make it through. [Chorus] We’re doin’ the Buc-ee's boogie, when the flames hit the fan, With water hoses dancin’, and the fire brigade’s plan, Grab your snacks and sodas, don’t worry 'bout the heat, 'Cause Buc-ee’s spirit’s stronger, on every Texas street.