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  • Ballad of Lee Iacocca

    Not sure how many of you watch Regular Car Reviews on Youtube, but one of the guys from it released an album. One of the songs from it you might appreciate. https://theromanrcr.bandcamp.com/tra...iacocca-demo-2
    Rumors of my demise by rollover have been greatly exaggerated.

  • #2
    To my surprise, it's actually pretty good!

    Dan

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    • #3
      I'll bet he can't make it through that whole song without the words in front of him. Just sayin.
      Charter member of the Turd Nuggets

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      • #4
        I've got some edits . . . .

        Got hacked at Knundsen and his Cobra Jets and Boss
        And engineered conditions for Bunkie’s sudden loss
        Fired all the racers and trashed all the Muscle Parts
        Unleashed bean counters on Kar Kraft, breakin’ racin’ hearts

        Turned a generation to the General for speed
        Left Ford’s remaining racers in a hurt-load of need
        Pushed out tons and tons of rusting crap piles
        Granada, Bumblin’ Bobcat, and killer Pinto fires

        Cartooned up the Mustang into an ugly joke
        Downsized the T-Bird into bad boxy baroque
        Got FoMoCo indicted for burning people up
        But at least on the Pinto he saved twenty bucks

        Got canned by the Deuce when he’d finally had enough
        But his idiot poor planning made 1980 a total bust
        Then boxed on Chrysler, going all front drive
        Ruining the ‘80s with depressing no V8 jive

        Dodge Aries and Plymouth Reliant
        Oh they were so government compliant
        They pushed like a dump truck
        Squared out of style like a lame duck

        Anesthetized the kiddies through a dull minivan
        With fifty cupholders was Iacocca’s plan
        Nothing before the Viper that was worth a crap
        But then Lutz and Shelby get the credit for that

        Peddled the little boxes with some tired old lines
        “Find a better car . . buy it” was the brash headline
        And the Japanese feasted while ol’ Lido burned
        From Iacocca's ancient boxes had the market turned

        What do you say about old Lido
        His latter days were much too Fredo
        Sure he had a handful of early hits
        But after Knudsen he lost his freakin’ wits

        How bad would it be, what less could we do
        If this has-been man hadn't retired in 1992

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