Biography:
Dan Wayland Seals (born February 8, 1948 in McCamey, Texas - died March 25, 2009) was an American musician.
From a very music oriented family, his older brother Jim Seals sang with a 1950s musical group called The Champs who had a 1958 hit single with the song "Tequila", and who then teamed up with Dash Crofts in the mid-1960's to perform as Seals & Crofts. Dan's other brother is country musician Eddie Seals. He is a cousin of singers Johnny Duncan, Troy Seals, Chuck Seals and Brady Seals (of Little Texas and Hot Apple Pie fame).
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My Old Yellow Car - Dan Seals
Capo 3
She [C] weren't much to [G] look at,
she [C] weren't much to [F] ride
She was [Am] missing a [F] window
on her [D] passenger [G] side
The [C] floorboard was [G] patched up
with [C] paper and [F] tar
But I [Am] really was [F] something
in [G] my old yellow [C] car
An [C] American [G] boy
with his [C] hands on the [F] wheel
Of a [Am] dream [F] that was made of [D]
American [G] steel
[C] Though the seats had the [G] smell of
A [C] nickel [F] cigar
I [Am] really was [F] something
in [G] my old yellow [C] car
Chorus:
[F] Somewhere in a [G] pile of [Am] rubber and [F] steel
There's a [Am] rusty old [C] shell of an [D] auto [G] mobile
And if [F] engines could [G] run on [Am] desire [F] alone
That [C] old yellow [G] car would be driving me [C] home
There's the [C] spot where [G] poor Billy
[C ]threw up in [F] his date
And where [Am] Larry and [F] Sandy
could [D] no longer [G] wait
There was [C] no road too [G] winding
and [C] no where too [F] far
With [Am] two bucks of [F] gas
and my [G] old yellow [C] car
Chorus
[F] Somewhere in a [G] pile of [Am] rubber and [F] steel
There's a [Am] rusty old [C] shell of an [D] auto [G] mobile
And if [F] engines could [G] run on [Am] desire [F] alone
That [C] old yellow [G] car would be driving me [C] home
Take a [C ] look at me [G] now
throwing [C] money [F] around
I'm [Am] paying somebody [F]
to drive [D] me down [G] town
Got A [C] Mercedes [G] Benz
with a [C] TV and [F] bar
And [Am] God I wish I was [F] driving
my [G] old yellow [C] car
God I [Am] wish I was [F] driving
my [G] old yellow [C] car
Capo 3
She [C] weren't much to [G] look at,
she [C] weren't much to [F] ride
She was [Am] missing a [F] window
on her [D] passenger [G] side
The [C] floorboard was [G] patched up
with [C] paper and [F] tar
But I [Am] really was [F] something
in [G] my old yellow [C] car
An [C] American [G] boy
with his [C] hands on the [F] wheel
Of a [Am] dream [F] that was made of [D]
American [G] steel
[C] Though the seats had the [G] smell of
A [C] nickel [F] cigar
I [Am] really was [F] something
in [G] my old yellow [C] car
Chorus:
[F] Somewhere in a [G] pile of [Am] rubber and [F] steel
There's a [Am] rusty old [C] shell of an [D] auto [G] mobile
And if [F] engines could [G] run on [Am] desire [F] alone
That [C] old yellow [G] car would be driving me [C] home
There's the [C] spot where [G] poor Billy
[C ]threw up in [F] his date
And where [Am] Larry and [F] Sandy
could [D] no longer [G] wait
There was [C] no road too [G] winding
and [C] no where too [F] far
With [Am] two bucks of [F] gas
and my [G] old yellow [C] car
Chorus
[F] Somewhere in a [G] pile of [Am] rubber and [F] steel
There's a [Am] rusty old [C] shell of an [D] auto [G] mobile
And if [F] engines could [G] run on [Am] desire [F] alone
That [C] old yellow [G] car would be driving me [C] home
Take a [C ] look at me [G] now
throwing [C] money [F] around
I'm [Am] paying somebody [F]
to drive [D] me down [G] town
Got A [C] Mercedes [G] Benz
with a [C] TV and [F] bar
And [Am] God I wish I was [F] driving
my [G] old yellow [C] car
God I [Am] wish I was [F] driving
my [G] old yellow [C] car
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