Don’t Stop Drivin’ (Commentary)

She had a fire in her eyes, a wildflower in her hair Like she been waiting outside all day for me to get there She had on that yellow dress, a jean jacket on her shoulder And she spun around for me, and the rest is history She turned up the radio as soon as she climbed in Said, "I don't care where we go as long as we're flyin'" She looked over at me like she'd never stop smiling Said, "Whatever you do, babe, just don't stop drivin' tonight" She started paintin' her toes right around Tupelo She asked, "Are we gettin' close?" I said, "To where?" She said, "I don't know" She made me pull over for a kiss at sundown She wanted our picture by the sign saying "Elvis' Hometown" She turned up the radio as soon as she climbed in Said, "I don't care where we go as long as we're flyin'" She looked over at me like she'd never stop smiling Said, "Whatever you do, babe, just don't stop drivin' tonight" "Just don't stop drivin' tonight" We drove straight through the night just like we stole that car I would've gone a million miles 'cause she stole my heart, man Well, she turned up the radio as soon as she climbed in Said, "I don't care where we go as long as we're flyin'" She looked over at me like she'd never stop smiling Said, "Whatever you do, babe, just don't stop drivin' tonight" Said, "Whatever you do, babe, just don't stop drivin' tonight" "Just don't stop drivin' tonight" She wanted to run away with me and that was alright And I just wanted to see the world through her eyes