Rocket Ship

Marty Stuart · Other Songs - Marty Stuart

I got a rocket ship, baby, hop right in



Well, I'm gonna take you for a little spin



Buckle up honey, and don't look down



We're gonna go faster than the speed of sound



Come on baby, take a trip



Ride around in my rocket ship



I got a rocket ship, baby, climb aboard



It's a hot rod, honey, it ain't no Ford



It's got chromium pipes and fold away wings



Yeah it's a rockin' little rig and it really swings



Well, it's out of this world, honey, it's so hip



Come on baby, in my rocket ship



It's ten, nine, eight ,seven, gonna fly you up to heaven



Six, five, four three, come on baby, take a trip with me



Three, two one, go, this things' gettin' ready to blow



I got a rocket ship, baby, I got a rocket ship, baby



I got a rocket ship, baby, I got a rocket ship, baby



I got a rocket ship, baby, gonna fly you around



Any minute now we'll be leavin' the ground



I'll take you to the moon and the stars above



We'll even touch down on the planet of love



You'll be amazed, you'll really flip



At the things we can do with my rocket ship



It's ten, nine, eight ,seven, gonna fly you up to heaven



Six, five, four three, come on baby take a trip with me



Three, two one, go, this things' gettin' ready to blow



I got a rocket ship baby, I got a rocket ship, baby



I got a rocket ship baby, I got a rocket ship, baby

Rocket Ship

Marty Stuart's 'Rocket Ship' stands as a testament to his enduring commitment to traditional country sounds. Throughout his extensive career, Stuart has balanced reverence for the genre's past with a willingness to explore its boundaries. This recording captures his signature blend of honky-tonk rhythms and modern production techniques, showcasing the storytelling prowess that has defined his discography. As an artist deeply rooted in the Nashville tradition, Stuart often draws inspiration from the greats who paved the way, infusing his work with both nostalgia and contemporary energy. 'Rocket Ship' reflects this dual approach, offering listeners a track that feels both timeless and immediate within the broader landscape of American roots music.