MY CHEVROLET BEL AIR | 50s Rockabilly | 50s Rock & Roll | Mike Waters |Powerfull-Music

MY CHEVROLET BEL AIR is a 50s Rockabilly / 50s Rock & Roll song by Mike Waters. As always with lyrics. More music    / @powerfull-music   Verse 1 Well, I was just a young buck, barely nineteen years old, Had a pocket full of nickels, but a heart made out of gold. Then I saw that Chevy shining underneath the cone of light, Since that crazy summer evening, I've been living for that Bel Air. Verse 2 Worked the gas station daytime, washed dishes after dark, Saved every little dollar just to hear that engine bark. Bought chrome pipes and whitewalls, gave her extra loving care, Now she's the hottest little honey rolling anywhere. Pre-Chorus My buddies spend their money on the girls and the bars, But every dime I ever made went straight into my car. Chorus My Chevrolet Bel Air, rockin' down the line, Ain't got a dollar to my name, but that sweet ride's mine. Chrome gleamin', wheels screamin', everybody stops and stares, I'm the king of Saturday night in my Chevrolet Bel Air. Verse 3 Mama says I'm crazy, Daddy shakes his head, "Boy, that car will leave you broke!" is what they've always said. Maybe they're right, but I don't really care, 'Cause freedom's got four wheels and it's painted in Bel Air. Bridge When the moon hangs low and the highway starts to hum, You can hear that V8 singin' like a big bass drum. [1950s vintage car horn sound effect, ooga horn] No mansion on the hill, no millionaire affair, Just me and my rockin' dream — my Chevrolet Bel Air. Chorus My Chevrolet Bel Air, rockin' down the line, Ain't got a dollar to my name, but that sweet ride's mine. Chrome gleamin', wheels screamin', everybody stops and stares, I'm the king of Saturday night in my Chevrolet Bel Air. Outro Well, the wallet's mighty skinny and the fuel gauge says beware, But I'll keep on cruisin' happy in my Chevrolet Bel Air. Yeah, the wallet's mighty skinny and the fuel gauge says beware, 'Cause I spent my whole darn life on my Chevrolet Bel Air!