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Multimedia Index: List of 1991 Songs Category: Chronological Archive Description: A list of songs released in 1991. Lyrics are in the English language unless otherwise noted. Contents: 6 originals · 8 covers Page Sections: Original Songs · Covers |
| Automobile Performers: N.W.A. Songwriter: Eazy-E Released: 28 May 1991 (Niggaz4Life) |
Yo Dre man I take this bitch out to the movies and shit man we're kissin' (oh shit); And grindin' and shit, so we hop in the back seat you know man this bitch (yeah). Rubbin' all over my dick and frontin' like she's gonna give me the pussy, man; And the bitch said three words man "stop", "no", and "don't." I said bitch. |
| Cadillac Style Performer: Sammy Kershaw Songwriter: Mark Petersen Released: 1 October 1991 Featured Car: Cadillac External Link: Wikipedia |
Well, I ain't Burt Reynolds and I ain't Tom Selleck; I got bills up the pike and my car's an old relic. I get Chevrolet pay, but I've got a big smile; 'Cause my little baby loves me Cadillac style. |
| Jesus Built My Hotrod Performer: Ministry Songwriters: Al Jourgensen · Paul Barker · Michael Balch · Gibby Haynes · Bill Rieflin Released: 7 November 1991 Featured Engine: Hemi (single cover art) External Link: Wikipedia |
Jesus built my car; It's a love affair. Mainly Jesus and my hot rod. Yeah, fuck it! |
| Joyride Performers: Roxette Songwriter: Per Gessle Released: 25 February 1991 External Link: Wikipedia |
I hit the road out of nowhere; I had to jump in my car. And be a rider in a love game; Following the stars. |
| Life is a Highway Performer: Tom Cochrane Songwriter: Tom Cochrane Released: 19 September 1991 (Mad Mad World) External Link: Wikipedia |
Life is a highway, I wanna ride it all night long. If you're going my way, I wanna drive it all night long. |
| Voodoo Cadillac Performers: Southern Culture on the Skids Released: 1991 (Too Much Pork for Just One Fork) Featured Car: Cadillac |
Come on baby take a ride with me; Up the Mississippi down to New Orleans. Tuck and roll FM stereo; Got some Tony Joe White on my radio. |
| Be Thankful for What You Got Performers: Massive Attack Songwriter: William DeVaughn Released: 8 April 1991 (Blue Lines) External Link: Wikipedia |
Though you may not drive a great big Cadillac; Gangsta whitewalls, TV antennas in the back; You may not have a car at all. But remember brothers and sisters; You can still stand tall; Just be thankful for what you've got. |
| Be Thankful for What You Got Performer: Cleveland Watkiss Songwriter: William DeVaughn Released: 1991 (Blessing in Disguise) External Link: Wikipedia |
Though you may not drive a great big Cadillac; Gangsta whitewalls, TV antennas in the back; You may not have a car at all. But remember brothers and sisters; You can still stand tall; Just be thankful for what you've got. |
| Be Thankful for What You Got Performer: Peter Blakeley Songwriter: William DeVaughn Appearances: intro to the 1991 film The Taking of Beverly Hills External Link: Wikipedia |
Though you may not drive a great big Cadillac; Gangsta whitewalls, TV antennas in the back; You may not have a car at all. But remember brothers and sisters; You can still stand tall; Just be thankful for what you've got. |
| I Drove All Night Performer: Roy Orbison Songwriters: Billy Steinberg · Tom Kelly Released: 2 December 1991 (Nintendo: White Knuckle Scorin') External Link: Wikipedia |
I drove all night to get to you; Is that alright? I drove all night, rept in your room; Woke you from your sleep to make love to you. |
| Mustang Sally Performer: Buddy Guy Songwriter: Mack Rice Released: 1 July 1991 Featured Car: 1965 Ford Mustang External Link: Wikipedia |
I bought you a brand new Mustang; A nineteen sixty five. Now you come around signifying a woman; You don't wanna let me ride. |
| Mustang Sally Performer: Andrew Strong Songwriter: Mack Rice Released: 13 August 1991 (The Commitments soundtrack) Featured Car: 1965 Ford Mustang External Link: Wikipedia |
I bought you a brand new Mustang; A nineteen sixty five. Now you come around signifying a woman; You don't wanna let me ride. |
| Route 66 Performers: Asleep at the Wheel Songwriter: Bobby Troup Released: 1991 Topic: United States Numbered Highways External Link: Wikipedia |
If you ever plan to motor west; Travel my way, take the highway that is best; Get your kicks on Route sixty-six. |
| Route 66 Performer: Natalie Cole Songwriter: Bobby Troup Released: 1991 Topic: United States Numbered Highways External Link: Wikipedia |
If you ever plan to motor west; Travel my way, take the highway that is best; Get your kicks on Route sixty-six. |