No Cruising In My Car No More
Eddie Meduza · Ain't Got No Cadillac (Remastered) - CD [2010]
Gonna take a ride in town
Tonight I'm gonna spend my pay
Like a son of a gun I'll be strutting around
Bought the beauty yesterday
Didn't let no money down
Burning up the road today
When I step on the gas I'm the king of this town
I said it, no cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
I wanna mood
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
I wanna mood
Driving up and down the street
Gonna have som fun tonight
Pick up all the beauties I see
Like a son of a gun, gonna treat them all right
Got the biggest car in town
All the chicks are standing in line
Ain't nobody putting me down
In a week over the night all the beauties are mine
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
I wanna mood
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
I wanna mood
Gonna have a ball tonight
Spending every dime I've got
Gonna play my dices straight
When she says: Oh yes! Gonna take her out
No cruising in my car no more
I said it, no cruising in my car no more
I said it, no cruising in my car no more
I wanna mood
(Solo)
Well, no cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
I wanna mood
Well, no cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
No cruising in my car no more
I wanna mood
I wanna mood
I wanna mood
Well, well, wella mood
Well, Jerry Willams mood
Well, Elvis Presley mood
Well, Robert Walker mood ...
No Cruising In My Car No More
Eddie Meduza delivers a quintessential 1960s garage rock anthem on this track from his 2010 remastered album, Ain't Got No Cadillac. The song captures the raw energy and rebellious spirit of the era, featuring Meduza's signature vocal delivery and driving instrumentation. It serves as a powerful example of the genre's influence on later rock and roll music, reflecting the cultural zeitgeist of the time. The recording stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of classic garage rock, showcasing Meduza's ability to craft memorable tunes that resonate with audiences across generations. This track remains a significant part of his discography, highlighting his contributions to the genre's legacy.