Intro Good ole Uncle Scott called one day He asked if I wanted that old chevy the old sixty-eight Verse 1 In a quiet barn where the seasons turned, A Chevy slept while the world burned. Gold and white under dust and time, Holding stories from a famly line. Cats and critters called it home. tarnishing the paint amongst the chrome. Hidden in the barn all alone you can make out the colors of the two tone. Chorus I’m here to make her shine Raise the memories hidden in time. erase every dent and every ding When the engine wakes you will hear her sing This old girl will live again yeah, she'll live again Verse 2 My grandfather bought her brand new In Beaut Montana on Harrison Avenue He used it for hunting and fishing or more like shooting and wishing He let my aunt use it to go to college where she went to gain some knowledge she met a boy and they got married and that old chevy held the dreams they caried. She was a work horse on the farm until she retired to the barn Bridge It’s gonna take some time to bring her back to glory, But every dent I mend becomes another piece of the story. And when that engine wakes and starts to breathe again, I’ll hear the echoes of her past just riding in the wind. Chorus I’m here to make her shine Raise the memories hidden in time. erase every dent and every ding When the engine wakes you will hear her sing This old girl will live again yeah, she'll live again Outro So, here’s to Uncle Scott for giving me the key, For trusting I’d revive what this old Chevy used to be. From the hay and dust to the open air, Thanks for the ’68, Scott — I’ll take good care. yeah, I'll take good care
