It's so different in my head - songs - I don't know where they came from [talking about the World Record whistling songs]. I don't have the usual grounded out...nothing started that way. Only one song, which is called Chevrolet, which has nothing to do with the rest of the record. It's about - with all the shit happening, thinking about COVID, thinking about war, thinking about all the shit that's happening in the world today and then there's this one song about this guy who's got..."almost bought an old Chevrolet". And he's talking about what it looks like and the gleaming paint and the steering wheel's ivory. It's so great. Rolling the window down. Doing all this shit in the car. And then he keeps talking about the car. He just keeps on going about the fucking car, really for a long time. The only thing about it is that he can't wait to go for a drive, but how's it going to feel burning all that fuel again. The whole car thing is great. He's in traffic - it's the roads, the freeways, the off ramps - all this shit about driving a car and other people driving their cars and people on the street. There's only one just this one little mention of how will it feel burning all that fuel. He just mentions that, but the whole rest of it is like a celebration of great roads and cars and freedom and everything. Neil Young World Record, The Making of November 22, 2022