C G C F Am Dm G C G [Verse 1] C G She weren't much to look at, C F She weren't much to ride Am F She was missing a window Dm G On her passenger side C G The floorboard was patched up C F With paper and tar Am Dm But I really was something G C G In my old yellow car [Verse 2] C G An American boy C F With his hands on the wheel Am F Of a dream that was made of Dm G American steel C G Though the seats had the smell of C F A nickel cigar Am Dm I really was something G C In my old yellow car [Chorus] F G Am F Somewhere in a pile of rubber and steel Am F Dm G There's a rusty old shell of an automobile F G Am F And if engines could run on desire alone C Dm G C G C G That old yellow car would be driving me home [Verse 3] C G There's the seat where poor Billy C F Threw up in his date Am F And where Larry and Sandy Dm G Could no longer wait C G There was no road too winding C F And no where too far Am Dm With two bucks of gas G C And my old yellow car [Chorus] F G Am F Somewhere in a pile of rubber and steel Am F Dm G There's a rusty old shell of an automobile F G Am F And if engines could run on desire alone C Dm G C G C G That old yellow car would be driving me home [Verse 4] C G Take a look at me now C F Throwing money around Am F I'm paying somebody Dm G To drive me down town C G Got a Mercedes Benz C F With a TV and bar Am Dm And God I wish I was driving G C F My old yellow car [Outro] Am Dm God I wish I was driving G C G F G My old yellow car