Hotrod Friends

Verse 1)

Steam from the coffee curls up in the air,

Harvey’s grin shows he’s still got that flair.

Glen’s talkin’ old Chevys, chrome, and steel,

Kyle laughs sayin’, “That sound still gives me chills.”

(Pre-Chorus)

Years rolled by just like those wheels,

But the bond still hums — you can feel it, it’s real.

(Chorus)

Just three old friends at a diner booth,

Talkin’ horsepower, heartbreaks, and truth.

From midnight runs down memory lane,

To the smell of gas and summer rain.

We may be older, but the spark’s still alive —

Harvey, Glen, and Kyle, ridin’ time’s drive.

(Verse 2)

Pancakes cool while the stories get sweet,

About dusty roads and teenage heat.

The engines faded, but the fire won’t die,

It’s in our hearts and the gleam in our eyes.

(Bridge)

We built our dreams under garage lights,

Chrome reflections in the summer nights.

Now it’s bacon, laughter, and second cups,

But the roar of those days still revs us up.

(Chorus)

Just three old friends at a diner booth,

Talkin’ horsepower, heartbreaks, and truth.

From midnight runs down memory lane,

To the smell of gas and summer rain.

We may be older, but the spark’s still alive —

Harvey, Glen, and Kyle, keepin’ dreams in drive.

(Outro)

So here’s to the miles we left behind,

And the ones still waitin’ down the line.

Engines cool, but we’re still in gear,

Old friends, old cars — forever near.