THAT CAR
John Bielecki B.
Genre: Country
Tempo: up-tempo
This is a lyric only
Additional Notes:
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Backstory:
A metaphorical journey through life (and the singers aging) using the car.
Lyrics:
THAT CAR
I just got out of high school; that car was fast and sleek.
Took real good care of it; I waxed it every week.
It helped me find my baby; she loved to go for rides.
Cruising down the highway; hugging her close by my side.
We drove off in her white dress; cans clanging from behind.
A honeymoon on cruise control; got Georgia on my mind.
Soon, kids piled in the back seat; food and wrappers on the floor.
That car got harder to maintain; with less time than before.
But, I love that car a lot.
When I push the pedal, I’m peelin’ rubber.
Hey, it’s the only car I’ve got.
Ain’t no way I’d trade her for no other…
‘cause, I love that car a lot. Yeah, I love that car a lot.
Well, the kids are grown and married; that car got kind of dusty.
Parts of it are broken; it’s getting kind of rusty.
It needs a couple tires; the battery is weak.
Can’t see out of the windows; they’re blurry and they’re streaked.
But, it’s suited me just fine; for the abuse it’s had to take.
We all piled in for road trips: each year on Easter break.
It’s carried bats and balls for games; and bushes for the lawn.
So often it would run all day; from early in the dawn.
And, I love that car a lot.
Now when I push the pedal, it’s kind of stubborn.
But, it’s the only car I’ve got.
Ain’t no way I’d trade her for no other…
‘cause, I love that car a lot. Yeah, I love that car a lot.
Some folks may need a new look, a bright shiny SUV.
But my car is still reliable…and that’s good enough for me.
‘Cause, I love that car a lot.
Now when I push the pedal, it’s kind of stubborn.
Hey, it’s the only car I’ve got.
Ain’t no way I’d trade her for no other…
‘cause, I love that car a lot. Yeah, I still love that car a lot.
Copyright © 2009 John Bielecki