Backseat Dreams And Gasoline
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Southern Rock
Lyrics
Verse 1
I was seventeen, nothing to lose
Had my daddy's truck and worn-out shoes
Summer with no plans, just open road
Radio blasting, letting my spirit go
She was sitting there with that smile
We drove all night, mile after mile
Pre-Chorus
That's when I learned what it meant to be free
That's when the world opened up just for me
Chorus
These backseat dreams and gasoline
Are the best years I've ever seen
Freedom tasted like her kiss that night
Under stars burning so damn bright
Backseat dreams and gasoline
Living proof of what we could be
Verse 2
We carved our names in that old oak tree
Promised forever, wild and carefree
Took that corner doing sixty-five
Felt alive, so alive
Now I'm older, but I still remember
That August night, that burning ember
Chorus
These backseat dreams and gasoline
Are the best years I've ever seen
Freedom tasted like her kiss that night
Under stars burning so damn bright
Backseat dreams and gasoline
Living proof of what we could be
Bridge
Some things fade but they never die
That feeling lives in me tonight
I'd trade it all just to feel that way
One more time, just one more day
Final Chorus
These backseat dreams and gasoline
Are the best years I've ever seen
Freedom tasted like her kiss that night
Under stars burning so damn bright
Backseat dreams and gasoline
Living proof of who we could be
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