Goodbye Gasoline

(Verse 1) Well, I remember the day, way back in '69, Dad handed me the keys, said son, she's all yours, she's fine. A Chevy pickup, rusted but true, We've been through thick and thin, me and her, me and you. (Chorus) But now they're talking 'bout electric dreams, A silent ride, no growl, no screams. I'm torn between old and new, My heart's with my Chevy, but my mind's with something blue. (Verse 2) I've hauled hay and cattle, through rain and through shine, She's been my trusty steed, my partner in crime. From muddy trails to city streets, She's never let me down, never skipped a beat. (Chorus) But now they're talking 'bout electric dreams, A silent ride, no growl, no screams. I'm torn between old and new, My heart's with my Chevy, but my mind's with something blue. (Bridge) I'll miss the roar of the engine, the smell of gasoline, But maybe it's time for a change, to embrace the unseen. Though she'll always hold a place deep in my soul, I'll give that electric truck a chance to roll. (Chorus) But now they're talking 'bout electric dreams, A silent ride, no growl, no screams. I'm torn between old and new, My heart's with my Chevy, but my mind's with something blue. (Outro) So here's to the memories, the miles we've accrued, To the roads we've traveled, the adventures pursued. Farewell, old friend, you'll always be dear, But it's time for a new chapter, time to shift gears.