'97 Chevy Lyrics

It was a '97 Chevy

A torn up driver seat

Didn't have much but a little rust

But it got us from A to B

A little high on miles

And not too good on gas

Spent the winters pushing snow and

The summers spent mowing grass

Oh I didn't know

When I was young I'd miss those days so much

What I wouldn't give

To get back in that truck

We'd sit back in that parking lot

And in the summer it sure got hot

Crank the AC and cool her down

Turn up the radio I love that sound

Gravel roads that never end

Feels like yesterday but it was way back when

No broken hearts just big dreams and this guitar

What I wouldn't give, to get back in that truck

And start it all over again

Used to drive my truck too fast down county road 500 East

I took her through a cornfield

And dirtied up the seats

Drove her to the high school, senior football game

Drop the tailgate down we talked about how we'd somehow leave this place

Oh I didn't know

When I was young I'd miss those days so much

What I wouldn't give

To get back in that truck

We'd sit back in that parking lot

And in the summer it sure got hot

Crank the AC and cool her down

Turn up the radio I love that sound

Gravel roads that never end

Feels like yesterday but it was way back when

No broken hearts just big dreams and this guitar

What I wouldn't give, to get back in that truck

And start it all over again

It was a '97 Chevy

A torn up driver seat

She didn't have much but a little rust but it got us from A to B

We'd sit back in that parking lot

And in the summer it sure got hot

Gravel roads that never end

Feels like yesterday but it was way back when, yeah

Never thought we would make it this far

Traded in that truck for a broken heart