Lyrics are appropriate in this song I thought, after hearing it at the weekend.
"I'm heading back
to the north country
With the cold wind in my eyes
I'll be there by sunset
Before the first snow flies
Rustlin' leaves
on the ground
A cold rain coming down
Sleeping there on
the dark, damp earth
For what it's worth
no reason can be found
no it can't be found
Rustlin' leaves on the ground
A cold hard rain coming down
I'll remember now and then
But don't ask when
I'll be back again
I'll be back again"
Obviouslly reffering to driving with the roof off, due to the "cold wind in my eyes" bit. Getting to the north "before sunset" and "sleeping on the damp earth" obviouslly refer to campaganza trips, and "rustlin' leaves on the ground" reffers to sweeping up the leaves runs.
Bits have been snipped out, but a virtual prize to anyone who can name the tune.
Green Subaru Impreza Turbo, a 'classic'.
Silver Jeep Cherokee 2.5 TD, on SORN spec...
Black Disco 3, black van man spec...
That's from the Black album, the most commercial of Lars & Co's stuff. If you'd said the 4 horsemen from Kill 'em All, or 'Creeping Death' from Ride the Lightning, then you've got pedigree
as I meander through some of our potholed country roads 
like fezzuck 
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