D D [Verse 1]D Bm From the eighteenth century's cobblestone streetsEm A With the horse and the carraiges to rest our feetF#m Bm To the train and city tramEm A Came the birth of mechanical man [Verse 2]D Bm And with mechanical man came the automobileEm A Henry Ford's Model 'T' with an engine on wheelsF#m Bm And a crazy race beganF#m A With a car for every man [Bridge]Em A A limousine, hot rod, Beetle and a vanEm A Or maybe just an old sedan [Chorus]A7 D A We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jamA With only red lights, green lights, yellow lightsD To be our guiding handD A We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jamA With all the hoots and the tootsA7 And the traffic brutesD To fill our loving land [Interlude]Am I wonder who's gonna win this great big raceG Em A Mechanical man or the natural pace? [Verse 3]D Bm From the back seat Romeo in lover's laneEm A To the family car on a highway in SpainF#m Bm There's a car for every needF#m A With the shape, the colour and speed [Verse 4]D Bm It's the twentieth century's technical toyEm Full of buttons and dialsA Full of comfort and joyF#m Bm But the number's going upF#m A I wonder where it's gonna stop [Bridge]Em A The limousine, hot rod, Beetle and the vanEm A It's gonna go way out of hand [Chorus]A7 D A We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jamA With only red lights, green lights, yellow lightsD To be our guiding handD A We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jamA With all the hoots and the tootsA7 And the traffic brutesD To fill our loving land [Interlude]Am I wonder who's gonna win this great big raceG Em Mechanical man or the natural paceG For the world's getting smallerG A And the time's getting shorter every day [OUTRO - FDE ]D A We're heading for a great big worldwide traffic jamD A We're heading for a great big worldwide ja——-m
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