The First Car Ever- by: unknown forgotten

I was driving the first car ever
I was driving it real fast
She said "Slow down or we'll break records
Records that have never been made."
That was the last straw
So I dropped her off in New York and drove back home even faster
I saw you on the side of the street here over yonder
Call it the West Coast of the continent
"Looking good as ever," I said joyfully
And you were
Your smile was huge and you jumped in the passanger seat
We cruised the hillsides and valleys
Along the coast and forded rivers
"Let's make an agreement, a mutual agreement, shall we?" I said
We were rolling through the forest
Evergreens were moving by in all directions
"Let's just stay in this car, the first car ever, you and I, together."
You nodded and smiled again
The sun shined through the branches and a bald eagle hovered even higher
I turned on the radio and they played all our requests
Such a good evening in the first car ever made
We never even had to stop for gas