00:00I got it up to 100 miles an hour one time, barely old enough to drive, that 1969 400, fourth gear still chirp the tires, probably let it die a thousand times, red lights and stop signs, I know you wish you could have showed me how to drive, but it taught me just fine, probably would have sold it by now, if you were still around,
00:25cause it ain't worth the way you put in it, it's still sitting in mama's house, and every once in a while, crank it up and see you smile, cause I don't feel you in that gravestone and dirt, but I do in your own firebird, in your own firebird,
00:47I was nine years old, I'll never forget it, went to Keystone Heights to get a three hour drive, drove just fine, but it still needed some fixing, like that black carpet and leather seats, and a drop top and a few things left, I wish we could have finished what you had to leave, and you left me the keys,
01:10you probably would have sold it by now, if you were still around, cause it ain't worth the way you put in it, it's still sitting in mama's house, and every once in a while, I'll crank it up and see you smile, cause I don't feel you in that gravestone and dirt, but I do in your own firebird,
01:32yeah, yeah, yeah, you left black marks, with these same tires, sat here in this driver's seat, now there ain't enough money in this world, it's worth these memories,
01:50You probably would've sold it by now
01:54If you were still around
01:57Cause it ain't worth the way you put it
01:59But it's still sitting in mama's house
02:02And every once in a while
02:05I'll crank it up, see you smile
02:07Cause I don't fear you in that gravestone and dirt
02:10Said I don't fear you in that gravestone and dirt
02:15But I do in your old firebird
02:19In your old firebird
02:24That's great
02:29It is
