Sports Car

Tate Mcrae · Sports car

Hey, cute jeans (Jeans)
Take mine off me (Me)
Oh, golly gee (Gee)
I can't take no more, I'm going weak in my knees
Where'd you put those keys?
We can share one seat (Seat)
We can share one seat
In the alley, in the back
In the center of this room
With the windows rolled down
Boy, don't make me choose
In the alley, in the back
In the center of this room
With the windows rollеd down
Boy, don't make me choose (Oh)
I think you know what this is (Oh)
I think you wanna, uh (Uh-oh)
No, you ain't got no "Mrs." (Oh)
Oh, but you got a sports car (Oh-oh)
Wе can uh-uh in it (Uh-uh)
While you drive it real far
Yeah, you know what this is (Oh)
Yeah, you know what this is
Pretty blue streetlights (Lights)
And my hazel eyes (Eyes)
And if it feels right (Right)
We could go again, like three, four times
You're my type (You're so, so)
Got butterflies
So good it hurts (Hurts)
Singin' 'bout what we did before this verse
On the corner of my bed
Or maybe on the beach?
You can do it on your own
When you're looking at me
I think you know what this is (Oh)
I think you wanna, uh (I think, ooh)
No, you ain't got no "Mrs." (Oh)
Oh, but you got a sports car
We can uh-uh in it (We can, uh)
While you drive it real far
Yeah, you know what this is (Uh-uh)
Yeah, you know what this is
I think you know what this is (Oh, well)
I think you wanna, uh (I think you wanna)
No, you ain't got no "Mrs." (Thank you)
Oh, but you got a sports car
We can uh-uh in it (Uh-uh, uh-uh, mm)
While you drive it real far
Yeah, you know what this is (Uh)
Yeah, you know what this is
Oh my God-od, you don't wanna waste my time-ime (We can)
Let's go ri-ide (Let's go), let's go ri-i-ide (Oh, oh)
Oh my God-od, you don't wanna waste my time-ime (Ooh)
Let's go ri-ide, let's go ri-i-ide
(Mm)
I think you wanna, wanna (Oh-oh)
But you got a sports car (Oh-oh)
While you drive it real far
Yeah, you know what this is

About Sports Car

"Sports Car" presents Tate Mcrae through a specific song idea rather than a full career summary. The safest way to approach the recording is to focus on what the title and credited performance suggest: a compact musical statement shaped by voice, groove, arrangement, and tone. If the listed version includes extra mix or soundtrack wording, the core song still depends on how its hook and mood carry across that context. For listeners exploring Tate Mcrae, "Sports Car" can be understood as a standalone track that adds another color to the artist's recorded work without needing exaggerated claims.