About the Song
Ah, summertime. The windows are down, the radio’s turned up, and cruising with friends becomes a nightly ritual. That’s the kind of scene Toby Keith’s “Get Out of My Car” sets for us. Released in 2010 on his album “Bullets in the Gun”, this track is a lighthearted, playful look at that late-night drive with a special someone.
Toby Keith, a country music giant known for his strong vocals and relatable storytelling, takes a more humorous turn here. We can practically picture the scene: a warm summer night, the engine purring, and a couple lost in the moment after a night of fun. But things take a turn when the girl in the passenger seat has had a little too much to drink.
“Get Out of My Car” isn’t your typical love song. It’s a fun, good-natured nudge towards a slightly tipsy companion. With a wink and a smile, Toby lays out the options: head home, head further out, or get comfortable right there. It’s a playful push and pull, a country-fried negotiation between a guy who’s ready to call it a night and a girl who might be looking for a little more fun.