Guess what, country lovers? This week’s No. 1 song is brought to you by the dynamic duo of Dustin Lynch and Jelly Roll. Their melodic masterpiece, “Chevrolet,” has climbed to the top of the charts, but there’s a catch – you might be singing it all wrong!
Now, don’t start second-guessing your karaoke skills just yet. It turns out there’s a bit of a lyrical mystery in “Chevrolet,” making fans everywhere do a double-take. But hey, even if you’ve been belting out the wrong words, you’ll still be tapping your toes to this catchy tune.
As we celebrate the success of these country crooners, let’s take a moment to appreciate the fun of misheard lyrics. After all, who hasn’t turned a hit song into their own personal version by accident? So, get ready to give “Chevrolet” another listen – and maybe this time, with a fresh pair of ears!
The opening of the song features that guitar riff we know oh so well, then the first line: “She was dressed to kill / I was in my boots.”
The next line, however, is what’s leaving fans scratching their heads.
The actual lyric is, “So I had her pegged as the uptown type.”
Mike ” Sandman” Sanders
