If I Was A Truck Lyrics by Robyn Ottolini
I’m just a girl with two left feet and a beating heart that’s broken in
Hand out the window, brunette hair like a ballerina dancing in the wind
I’m just a girl who’s growing down
Putting her roots in uneven ground
I’m just a girl with two left feet and a beating heart that’s broken in
But if I was a truck
I’d still be sitting right there in your driveway
And with any luck
Tennessee would still be on your license plate
You’d open the door, gas me up
Drive me around until the wheels fell off
You’d still love me
If I was a 1980 Chevy with a little rust
If I was a truck
But I’m just a girl, who was something you wanted but not for forever
I couldn’t slow you down, with Springsteen blaring on the speakers
I’m just a girl, with taillight eyes
Who stood in your dust on a Tuesday night
I’m just a girl who was something you wanted but not for forever
If I was a truck
I’d still be sitting right there in your driveway
And with any luck
Tennessee would still be on your license plate
You’d open the door, gas me up
Drive me around until the wheels fell off
You’d still love me
If I was a 1980 Chevy with a little rust
If I was a truck
There’d never be a for sale sign on the front windshield
It would just be you and me in some farmer’s back field
Oh but I know I’m skin and bones and I’m not made of steel
I won’t change but let’s be for real
If I was a truck
I’d still be sitting right there in your driveway
And with any luck
You’d be grabbing your keys heading my way
You’d open the door, gas me up
Drive me around until the wheels fell off
You’d still love me, you’d still love me
If I was a 1980 Chevy with a little rust
With a dent in the bumper from that summer when we were us
If I was a truck
