Silver Thunderbird

MARC COHN

Watched it coming up Winslow
Down South Park Boulevard
Yeah it was looking good from tail to hood
Great big fins and painted steel
Man it looked just like the Batmobile
With my old man behind the wheel

Well you could hardly even see him
In all of that chrome
The man with the plan and the pocket comb
But every night it carried him home
And I could hear him sayin'...

Don't gimme no Buick
Son you must take my word
If there's a God in heaven
He's got a Silver Thunderbird

You can keep your Eldorados
And the foreign car's absurd
Me I want to go down
In a Silver Thunderbird

He got up every morning
While i was still asleep
But I remember the sound of him shuffling around
Then right before the crack of dawn
I heard him turn the motor on
But when I got up they were gone

Down the road in the rain and snow
The man and his machine would go
Oh the secrets that old car would know
Sometimes I hear him sayin'...

Trivia about the song Silver Thunderbird by Marc Cohn

On which albums was the song “Silver Thunderbird” released by Marc Cohn?
Marc Cohn released the song on the albums “Marc Cohn” in 1991, “The Very Best Of Marc Cohn [digital Version]” in 2006, “The Very Best of Marc Cohn” in 2006, and “Walking in Memphis” in 2019.
Who composed the song “Silver Thunderbird” by Marc Cohn?
The song “Silver Thunderbird” by Marc Cohn was composed by MARC COHN.

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