| Bare feet in mid-July, sand warm beneath my toes
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| Racing ninety to nothing down Steel Bridge Rd.
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| Swinging off the rope swing, cut a flip or take a dive
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| Jumping out of that old oak tree, that was sky high
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| I miss those days, just hanging out with my friends
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| I miss those days, when the summers would never end
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| I miss those days, they will never be here again
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| And I miss those days, I miss those days
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| A cool breeze through the window of a suped up seventy-three
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| I cruise around the old strip in town just to see what we could see
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| I found a pretty little southern girl and pulled her up tight
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| I talked her into skipping curfew drive up to the lake for the night
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| I miss those days, at sweet sixteen
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| I miss those days, so wild and young and green
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| I miss those days, they’re unlike any I’ve ever seen
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| And I miss those days, I miss those days
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| But looking back now I realize that those were my glory days
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| Ain’t it funny how time will pass you by, slowly turn the page
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| Now I’m staring in the mirror, Lord
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| And my eyes are filling up with age
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| And I miss those days, I miss those days |