The Back Seat Of My Car

Paul McCartney · Ram [1971]

Speed along the highway

Hunny, I want it my way

But listen to her daddy's song;

Don't stay out to long



Oooh, we're just busy hiding

Sitting in the back seat of my car



(Looking for a ride in a hole near by

Looking for a ride in another town

Looking for a ride in a hole near by

Looking for a ride in another town)



The lazy lights are pretty

We may end up in Mexico City

But listen to her daddy's song;

Making love is wrong



Oooh, we're busy riding

Sitting in the backseat of my car



Ooooooooh..

Ooooooooh..



Oh, we was only hiding

Sitting in the backseat of my car



And when we finish driving

We can say we were late in arriving

And listen to her daddy's song;

We believe that we can't be wrong



Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong

Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong



We can make it to Mexico City

Sittin' in the backseat of my car



Ooooooooh..



Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong

Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong

Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong

Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong

Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong

Oooh, we believe that we can't be wrong

No, no, no!



Wow!

We believe that we can't be wrong

Yeah, yeah, yeah!

Ooooooooh..

Na, na, na, na, nanana, na, na, na

The Back Seat Of My Car

Recorded on the album Ram, this track by Paul McCartney stands as a quintessential example of his late 1970s pop sensibilities. The song features a distinctive arrangement that blends acoustic guitar with orchestral swells, characteristic of the era's production style. It was released alongside other notable works from the Ram period, including Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey, and reflects McCartney's continued exploration of melodic structures and lyrical themes during this phase of his career. The recording captures the warmth and accessibility of his songwriting, contributing to the enduring legacy of the Ram discography.