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Multimedia Index: List of 1978 Songs Category: Chronological Archive Description: A list of songs released in 1978. Lyrics are in the English language unless otherwise noted. Contents: 5 originals · 1 cover Page Sections: Original Songs · Covers |
| '57 Chevrolet Performer: Billie Jo Spears Songwriter: Roger Bowling Released: July 1978 Featured Car: Chevrolet External Link: Wikipedia |
Come and look at this old faded photograph. Honey, tell me what it brings to mind. It's a picture of that '57 Chevrolet. I wish that we could ride it one more time. |
| The Blonde in the Blue T-Bird Performer: Walter Egan Songwriter: Walter Egan Released: 9 May 1978 (Not Shy) Featured Car: Ford Thunderbird |
A moonlight night, the highway shines; A pair of beams approaches mine. And as she pulls up close; We share a glance; my heart awoke. |
| Car 67 Performer: Driver 67 Songwriter: Paul Phillips · Pete Zorn Released: November 1978 External Link: Wikipedia |
Control have mercy on me; I don't wanna do the pick-up, isn't anybody else free? Stuck in a jam in a one-way street; Why don't you tell her she'd be quicker if she used her feet, yeah. |
| Chevrolet Performers: Foghat Songwriter: Dave Peverett Released: May 1978 (Stone Blue) Featured Car: Chevrolet |
I'll buy you a Chevrolet - I'll buy you a Chevrolet; I'll buy you a Chevrolet, if you just give me some of your love. |
| Greased Lightnin' Performer: John Travolta Songwriter: Jim Jacobs · Warren Casey Released: 14 April 1978 Description: Originally written for the 1971 musical, the film version as sugn by John Travolta was released on the soundtrack and as a single. External Link: Wikipedia |
We'll get some overhead lifters and four barrel quads, oh yeah; (Keep talking, woah, keep talking) A fuel injection cut off and chrome plated rods, oh yeah. (I'll get the money, I'll kill to get the money) With a four-speed on the floor, they'll be waitin' at the door; You know that it ain't shit, we'll be gettin' lots of tit, greased lightnin'. |
| Brand New Cadillac Performers: The Fall Songwriter: Vince Taylor Released: 1978 Featured Car: Cadillac External Link: Wikipedia |
My baby drove up in a brand new Cadillac; I said my baby drove up in a brand new Cadillac. She said listen to me daddy; I ain't never comin' back. |