Moonlight Drive In A Diesel - The Willis Brothers

Moonlight Drive In A Diesel

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"Moonlight Drive in a Diesel" - The Willis Brothers
Track 1 of 12 on the album "Hey, Mister Truck Driver!" (1968)
 
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[Intro]
A
 
[Verse 1]
A E
Well, I took my baby for a moonlight drive in a diesel
A
She sure was cute in her little white suit in a diesel
A7 D
We searched in vain down Lovers' Lane in a diesel
E
But it's rough to find a place with enough parking space
A
On a moonlight drive in a diesel
 
[Verse 2]
A E
I've been out four days on a two day run in a diesel
A
You can't make much time when you're two days behind in a diesel
A7 D
Got another gal at home, been waiting all alone for this diesel
E
Well, I might make a slip that'll give her a tip
A
About my moonlight trip in a diesel
A#
 
[Verse 3]
A# F
Well, we even tried to go to a drive-in show in a diesel
A#
But that mean old ticket man said we couldn't get in, no diesel
A#7 D#
When we left that place, we blowed smoke in his face from this diesel
F
'cause it's breaking baby's heart, we can't find a place to park
A#
On a moonlight drive in a diesel
B
 
[Verse 4]
B F#
It's a-getting daylight, I've been driving all night in a diesel
B
Been running up and down every alleyway in town in a diesel
B7 E
How can you spark when there's no place to park in a diesel?
F#
The man that made the console, bucket seats didn't know
B
About a moonlight drive in a diesel

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