Simple Days - текст песни
Simple Days
I was born on the northside of a Midwestern town There was nine of us living in a Three bedroom house Didn't have much money, but we made do 'cause momma worked all day long, And daddy did too Did all they could, Made sure we had clothes and food Went to public schools and we Followed public rules We used second hand books, but oh I didn't mind the books Momma taught us early in life, everybody's gotta Struggle sometime
Bring back those simple times of yesterday When a man was a man And a friend was a friend Bring back those simple times of yesterday When you said what you meant And you meant what you said
Had a friend named bobby, Who always kept his word We went throught schoolyard fights Had a thing for pretty girls Didn't cost much money to See the picture show So we hopped the bus into town, That's where all the girlies used to go Fifty cents would buy us popcorn for two 'cause bobby's girl, she worked there and some-, Times she'd break the rules Picnics i the summer, Wouldn't wake up 'till noon And evern though bobby's gone now, I can still hear him laugh In the middle of june
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