I don't know if this was ever posted in the past. I searched the Forum, but couldn't find it. It is a 1976 song about a Studebaker, performed by an artist named David Liska.
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Great find! Been a long time since song has seen the light of day. Thanks for posting!!sigpicSee you in the future as I write about our past -
Had not heard that one before. Catchy tune. Thanks for finding and sharing this.
Ed Sallia
Dundee, OR
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Wow, what a fun song. Anyone know where I can find the written lyrics? I checked the 'net and couldn't find them.
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Rafe, the lyrics are well articulated in the song. Maybe you can transcribe them as you listen to it a few times.Ed Sallia
Dundee, OR
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Got a smile out of this. Thanks for sharing.
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The words are quite clear mostly. Just a few I couldn't make out .
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I agree Thom, there was a lot I couldn't make out either. I'd have to run it through an equalizer to turn down the music and turn up the vocals to really make it out . Killing the right speaker helped a little, the vocals seem to all be on the left.Comment
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Warren Zevon started a Studebaker song but never finished it - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6rPbjUAuTM
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He finished it... His car kept breaking down, the other guy's car got sent to junk yard heaven....man I guess our cars were built on a weekday not Monday or Friday!!!
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STUDEBAKER>>>> songs written, folks still smitten...a funny sounding name...still a strong player, in the old car game!Comment
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Clever song, nice melody and words; first time I recall hearing it! To 'get' the words, use a tape recorder to 'tape' the song from here, then you can stop it as needed to write the lyrics down.JimsLeadCommanderComment
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