Minivan — текст песни (Hometown News)

(Ronnie Kingery/Scott Whitehead)

I can remember,like it was yesterday
When daddy sold his Corvair and we watched it drive away
Well,then we walked down the corner with the money that he got
He bought a Mr. Cruiser off of Mr.Kelly`s lot

Well,that station wagon was the ugliest thing around
And I`d hide beneath the dashboard everytime we drove through town
Now,21 years later,(21 years later)I got a wife and kid
And I`m standin` here on Kelly`s lot,just like my daddy did

And I`m singin`
Goodbye 20`s,hello minivan
Look out 30`s,I`m becoming my old man
The keys are in my pocket
I`ve got the title in my hand
Goodbye 20`s,hello minivan

Sellin` that four by four really hurt my pride
But the cold,hard fact was the lack of room inside
Well,so long to my gone good days,I don`t cruise for chicks no more
Now it`s luggage racks,and fruit juice packs,and an extra slidin` door

And I`m singin`
Goodbye 20`s,hello minivan
Look out 30`s,I`m becoming my old man
The keys in my hand
I`ve got the keys in my pocket
Goodbye 20`s,hello minivan

I can see us on the highway,baby`s fast asleep
Momma reads a book and I`m in the driver`s seat
Headin` off to places we never been before
With everything I need and room for more

Goodbye 20`s,hello minivan
Look out 30`s,I`m becoming my old man
The keys are in my pocket
Yeah,I`ve got the title in my hand
Goodbye 20`s,hello minivan