Yeah, just kids

1987, two door Civic, with a stick shift
Parked next to a rusted out old Chevy
With a lift kit, high school parking lot
Full of hand-me-downs, and daddy's money
If it rolls it rocks, 'cause it's all yours
And ain't it something

Kids with cars, back when who you are
Was all about having a ride on a Friday night
And how many friends you can pack inside
Just kids with cars
Yeah we were just kids with cars

Showing off those brand new custom plates
On that drop top, Cavalier
With the seats back all the way
She's so hot

Just enough money for gas
And bottle of coke
Found on the dash
Making out, limo tint
Cruise the strip
Do it again
Just

Kids with cars, back when who you are
Was all about having a ride on a Friday night
Your first real kiss in the dashboard light
Just kids with cars
Yeah we were just kids with cars

That wood panel wagon that you got for free
Didn't have no heat, didn't have AC
But it's got cruise control, and two back seats
And a 12-inch sub that'll rattle your teeth

And that old Ford Bronco dent in the door
Jacked up mud tires, hole in the floor
With the brand new Mustang
Pedal down running
Burning rubber at the stop light
Jet black stunning

Kids with cars, back when who you are
Was all about having a ride on a Friday night
And how many friends you can pack inside
Just kids with cars
Yeah we were just kids with cars

Yeah, just kids


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