Always Drive A Cadillac

The Everly Brothers

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G [Verse 1]
G It was the Senior High School yearbook
C The class of '63
G I'll never forget the way you gave
C Your book and pen to me
Am F It was all talked out and settled
G C You knew I'd understand
Am A girl with dreams as big as yours
D Just had to make some plans [Verse 2]
G So I turned to your best picture:
C "Most likely to succeed"
G The only one in the whole damn book
C That didn't show you with me
Am F And it said that you liked inner strength
G C So I tried to be true to form
Am And I hid my teenage broken heart
D Instead I signed this poem: [Chorus 1]
G "I hope you always drive a Cadillac
C I hope you always drink champagne
G I hope you always shine with the sunshine
C I hope you never have to face the rain
Am F Unless the clouds are lined with silver
G Am May every heart you meet be gold
F G C And may you find the world as kind as you've been told" [Instrumental 1]
C Am G [Verse 3]
G All the news of you that got back home
C Was no surprise to me
G You came, you saw, you conquered
C At every turn there were victories
Am F And the men came and the men went
G C And some of them might have stayed
Am But their dreams weren't silk or linen
D And their invitations weren't engraved [Verse 4]
G At the ten-year class reunion
C They read your personal note
G And enlarged your cover photograph
C In your full-length sable coat
Am F But the words underneath the picture
G C Were what mattered most to me
Am There was something in between the lines
D That no one else could see [Chorus 2]
G It said, "I always drive a Cadillac
C I always drink champagne
G And if you make time while the sun shines
C You can buy your way out of the rain
Am F I travel fast because I go alone
G Am Everybody gets bought and sold
F G C And I wondered if you'd really become that cold" [Instrumental 1]
C Am G [Instrumental 2]
F D# F G [Verse 5]
G That was the last word anyone heard from you
C Until I got your card today
G A single line and signature
C That said "I'm coming home to stay"
Am F I wonder what life has done to you
G C I wonder why you thought of me
Am But if you stop by to say hello
D I wonder what you'll think if you see [Chorus 3]
G An old ragged high school yearbook
C That falls open to just one page
G With a picture of a young girl's face
C Full of beauty, dreams and rage
Am F But the words underneath the picture
G Am Is the verse that's still so true
Am It's the one I swore no one would read
D Unless I showed it to you [Chorus 4]
G To me, you always drive a Cadillac
C Your laughter is my champagne
G And you'll carry my heart wherever you go
C Even if I never see you again
Am F But if you bring it back home to me
G Am Maybe then it'll mean you know
F G C That the strongest love's the love that lets you go [Instrumental]
C Am G [Chorus 4]
G To me, you always drive a Cadillac
C Your laughter is my champagne
G And you'll carry my heart wherever you go
C Even if I never see you again
Am F But if you bring it back home to me
G Am Maybe then it'll mean you know
F G C That the strongest love's the love that lets you go [Otro]
C Am G I hope you always drive a Cadillac
C Am G I hope you always drive a Cadillac
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Composición: Leon Raspberry

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