00:00My daddy had a 68 Camaro
00:15When I was 60 he went out of town
00:19But there were cockies sitting on the bureau
00:23Screaming out, don't take me right around
00:27From here to Linda's all the lights were yellow
00:31And even though she said that we were through
00:35When she saw me in my red Camaro
00:38All she said was, let's see what she'll do
00:42One car, one girl, one tree, one herd
00:46What are you talking about? I never left the house
00:50One keys, one crash, how dare you ask?
00:54The car is gone
00:56Move on
00:58Daddy, you better move on
01:05Monday morning he was in the kitchen
01:08Asking if I had a tale to tell
01:12A certain red collectible was missing
01:16Sorry daddy, that dust and wriggle fell
01:20We're running late but I agreed to join him
01:24At the scene of the alleged theft
01:27But there's that emptiness you can't ignore when
01:31Staying on, boys, all that you have left
01:35One car, one girl, one tree, one herd
01:39What are you talking about? I never left the house
01:42What keys, one crash, how dare you ask?
01:47The car is gone
01:49Move on
01:50Move on
01:54Even if they found a wreckage
01:56Even if they hauled the inn
01:58Even if they hauled the inn
02:00Sticking to the same old story
02:04Again and again, and again, and again
02:09What car, what girl, what tree, what girl? What are you talking about? I never left the house. What keys, what grass? How dare you ask? The car is gone.
02:24What car, what girl, what tree, what girl? What are you talking about? I never left the house. What keys, what grass? How dare you ask? The car is gone.
02:39Move on. Now you better move on. The car is gone. The years are gone. There's a mark on the tree. The car is gone. I never could tell him that I took the key. The car is gone. He is a girl, but my daddy doesn't know. The car is gone. I was the one who lost his mirror. The car is gone.
03:04Move on. The car is gone. Move on. Daddy, you better move on. Move on.
03:14Thank you. We'll see you after the intermission.
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