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The Corvette Song (The One I Loved Back Then)
recorded by George Jones

[D] I stopped off at the quicksack[G] for some[D] beer and cigarettes
This[G] old man took[D] my money as he[A] stared at my Corvette
He[D] said, I had one just like her[G] son, a 1963
Til' the[D] man down[A] at the bank took[D] her from me

[D] I had one that was hotter than a two dollar pistol
she was[G] the fastest[D] thing around
[G]Long and lean[D] every young man's dream
She turned every[A] head in town
She was[D] built in from the handles
Son, I'm glad that you[G] walked in
She reminds me[D] of the[A] one I[D] loved back then

[D]Well I handed him my keys[A] and said, here[D] take her for a spin
The[G] old man scratch-[D]ed his head, then he[A] looked at me and grinned
He said[D] son you just don't understand it[G[ ain't the car I want
It's the brunette in[D] your vette[A] that[D] turns me on

(chorus)
[D] I had one that was hotter than a two dollar pistol
she was[G] the fastest[D] thing around
[G]Long and lean[D] every young man's dream
She turned every[A] head in town
She was[D] built in from the handles
Son, I'm glad that you[G] walked in
She reminds me[D] of the[A] one I[D] loved back then

[D] I had one that was hotter than a two dollar pistol
she was[G] the fastest[D] thing around
[G]Long and lean[D] every young man's dream
She turned every[A] head in town
She was[D] built in from the handles
Son, I'm glad that you[G] walked in
She reminds me[D] of the[A] one I[D] loved back then

She reminds me[D] of the[A] one I[D] loved back then





 

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