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[Intro] [Verse] Wrenching on the rusted frame Whispering his middle name Oil stains on a denim vest Putting patience to the test Seventy-two was his best year Wish that he was standing here Clicking lights and chrome shine Drawing out a straighter line [Pre-Chorus] Glovebox door was stuck for years Found his hopes and all his fears Handwritten notes on a folded map Resting in my grease-stained lap [Chorus] I’m driving west to see the tide With the old man by my side Steel is singing, engine’s strong Righting every single wrong Pacific breeze and open road Lightening the heavy load He had a dream he never told Turning silver into gold [Verse] Stopped for coffee in a town Where the sun was going down Waitress asked about the ride Saw the polish and the pride She said her daddy had one too Painted in a midnight blue [Pre-Chorus] I showed her where the letter lay She told me have a better day Sometimes a stranger knows the soul Making every broken spirit whole [Chorus] I’m driving west to see the tide With the old man by my side Steel is singing, engine’s strong Righting every single wrong Pacific breeze and open road Lightening the heavy load He had a dream he never told Turning silver into gold [Solo] [Bridge] Mandolin is playing sweet Tires humming on the heat Resilience in every mile Makes me want to stop and smile He worked the shop until the end Restoring what he couldn't bend [Verse] Pillar rocks and crashing waves Saving what a memory saves I parked the truck upon the sand The letter heavy in my hand I let the pages fly away Into the mist of Monterey [Chorus] I’m driving west to see the tide With the old man by my side Steel is singing, engine’s strong Righting every single wrong Pacific breeze and open road Lightening the heavy load He had a dream he never told Turning silver into gold [Outro]
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