Pat Green Rusty Old American Dream Lyrics

I don't look all that ragged for all the time it's been,
I'm weakened underneath me where my frame is rusted thin.
And this year's state inspection I just barely passed
Won't you drive me 'cross the country, boy,
This year could be my last.

I'm a tailfin road locomotive from the days of cheap gasoline,
For sale on the side of the road going nowhere,
A rusty old American dream.

I rolled off the line in Detroit back in 1958,
Spent twodays on the showroom, that's all I had to wait.
I've been good to all who owned me, so have no fear;
Come on, boy, put your money down and get me out of here!

I'm a tailfin road locomotive from the days of cheap gasoline, For sale on the side of the road going nowhere,
A rusty old American dream.

This car needs a young man to own him
One who will polish the chrome,
I will give you the rest of my lifetime,
But don't let me die here alone.
Just jump me some juice to my batt'ry,
Give that old starter a spin,
Hear me whir, sputter, backfire to the carberator,
And roar into life once again.

I'm a tailfin road locomotive you can polish my chrome so clean.
We can fly off into the sunset together
A rusty old American dream, still runnin'.
A rusty old American dream.

Who wrote Rusty Old American Dream lyrics?

Rusty Old American Dream is written by David Patrick Wilcox.

When was Rusty Old American Dream released?

Rusty Old American Dream is first released on February 22, 2000 as part of Pat Green's album "Carry On" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.

Which genre is Rusty Old American Dream?

Rusty Old American Dream falls under the genre Country.

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