Makin’ Thunderbirds Bob Seger

"Makin’ Thunderbirds" by Bob Seger, released in 1976, is a #Rock song that reflects themes of nostalgia, freedom, and the American spirit. The lyrics convey a sense of adventure and the joy of life on the open road. Musically, it features powerful guitar riffs and a driving beat, capturing the essence of 70s rock culture. The song resonates with those who cherish the thrill of youth and the pursuit of dreams.

[Intro]
Oh yeah, huh

[Verse 1]
Well, the big line moved one mile an hour
So loud it really hurt
The big line moved so loud
It really hurt
Back in '55
We were makin' Thunderbirds

[Verse 2]
We filled conveyors
We met production
Foremen didn't waste words
We met production
Foremen didn't waste words
We were young and proud
We were makin' Thunderbirds

[Chorus]
Well, we were makin' Thunderbirds
We were makin' Thunderbirds
They were long and low and sleek and fast
They were all you've ever heard
Back in '55
We were makin' Thunderbirds
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