Drive My Car

By John T. Marck

Drive My Car, written by Paul, has sly mentions of sexual innuendo. It is a role reversal song, whereas the car is owned by the woman, and the baby talked about is the man. It is a suggestion of sexual favors in return for help with her career. It has some good twists and turns! It was recorded on October 13, 1965. It was released on the album "Rubber Soul" in Britain, and on the album, "Yesterday and Today," in America, originally.

Asked a girl what she wanted to be She said "baby can't you see

I wanna be famous, a star of the screen But you do something in between"

"Baby, you can drive my car, yes, I'm gonna be a star

Baby you can drive my car, and maybe I'll love you"

I told that girl that my prospects were good, and she said "baby it's understood

Working for peanuts is all very fine, but I can show you a better time"

"Baby, you can drive my car, yes, I'm gonna be a star

Baby you can drive my car, and maybe I'll love you"

Beep beep mm beep beep, yeah "Baby, you can drive my car,

yes, I'm gonna be a star Baby you can drive my car,

and maybe I'll love you"

I told that girl I could start right away, and she said "Listen baby I've got something to say,

I got no car and it's breaking my heart But I've found a driver and that's a start"

"Baby, you can drive my car, yes, I'm gonna be a star

Baby you can drive my car, and maybe I'll love you"

Beep beep mm beep beep, yeah, beep beep mm beep beep, yeah

Beep beep mm beep beep, yeah

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