Caravan of yellow wire and crawling across the
plains Rolling along in a single file like a slow
moving train It rumbled down out of the mist into
the early morning light Said they stay till the
job was finished if it took them till midnight
There were cats and scrapers all caterpillars
packed up by mile high crane And it looked like
monsters from the old b movies the drive-ins use
to play And we'd sang goodbye Saturday under the
stars Wake up little Suzy in my daddy's car So
many memories got lost and found When a piece of
history hit the ground The day they tore the last
drive-in down

Memories thick as the smoke clouds they made man
and machine became one Boards snapped like
toothpicks on their blades but to us it sounded
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James Bond and his golden girls Well you could sit
in your car and never turn the key and go half way
around the world And it stood like a landmark for
forty years we never thought we'd live to see It
fall it to the ground and then just disappear like
so many childhood dreams And we'd sang goodbye...

A lot of the drivers had tears in their eyes but I
don't think it was just the dust See I still
believe there's a little piece of that old
drive-in left in all of us Nobody moved through
what seemed like hours, and slow motion it came
tumbling down We just stood there with a taste of
metal in our mouths and a silence all around The
day they tore the last drive-in down And we'd sang
goodbye...