I know a guy lives life straight and narrow.
Says when he dies he'll be buried in his Camaro.
Most song lyrics don't make sense.
I sing along, there's no expense.
Where would the Captain be without Tennille?
Singing about muskrats would have no appeal.
It was an SS with a 327 and 4 speed.
Betcha he doesn't do the burying deed.
After he's gone he'll not know.
Probably his kid will sell it for dough.
Did Simon really need Garfunkel?
About as useful as a carbuncle.
Never sang about the blues.
Sang about diamonds on the soles of her shoes.
Used to race the Camaro on the strip and street.
Claimed he never got beat.
That's how legends come to be.
Lies become truth, can't you see?
Parked in a shed for thirty years.
Remembered past glories over hundreds of beers.
America sang about a horse with no name.
Just give the thing a name.
Well, then there wouldn't be a song, would there?
The world wouldn't have lost much, to be fair.
Saw the Camaro in front of a Funeral Home.
Weather checked paint and pitted chrome.
Its days of glory long since ceased.
And my friend obviously deceased.
I went inside.
The band was playing "Ride Captain Ride."
And there upon the alter were his ashes, bone, muscle and marrow.
All stuffed inside a little toy Camaro.