Originally recorded by Warren's son Jordan for the "Enjoy Every Sandwich" tribute album,
this is a song that Warren wrote and never released. A demo, however,
can be heard on the posthumously released anthology "Preludes: Rare and Unreleased"
[Intro] & [Interlude]
| G G D Em | Em Em C G | D G D Em |(¾) Em C D |
[Verse]
G D
I left my home in Monterey, just another low prospects man
Am Em
I'd rather work in a foundry than put fishes in a can
C G D
I'm thirty-five and I haven't traveled far
Am Em C
And I've spent all my money on this misbegotten car
Bm C
I'm up against it all like a leaf against the wind
G Em C
And this Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
Am G D C G
My Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
G G7 C A7
I thought I'd go to Fresno just to see my friend
D G C G D G
But my damn Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
[Interlude]
G D
I was speeding south on ninety-nine when the manifold started smokin'
Am Em C
I ran her off the shoulder, and now the axle's broken
– G/B D
It made a sound that cracked my heart in half
Am Em C
And with only half a half pint of vodka left
Bm C/A
I'm up against it all like a leaf against the wind
G Em C
And this Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
Am G D C G
My Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
G G7 C A7
I thought I'd go to Fresno just to see my friend
D G C G D G
But this damn Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
G Em C
My Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
Am G D C G
My Studebaker keeps on breaking down again
G G7 C A7
I thought I'd go to Fresno just to see my friend
D G C G D G
But my damn Studebaker keeps on brea-king down again
[Outro]
| G – D Em | – – C G | D G D Em |(¾) – C D | (x2)
| G – D G | G/D – C G | C D7 G - ||