Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Woodstock , by - Liz Rose. Song from the album Swimming Alone, in the genre КантриRelease date: 11.05.2017
Record label: Liz Rose
Song language: English
Woodstock |
| Saw it on the news and God it hit me |
| Hippies dancing around in muddy bare feet |
| Somebody said they knew somebody who was there |
| Nothing but peace and understanding |
| Dropping little hits that they called candy |
| There I sat a thousand miles from it |
| Too young for Woodstock |
| It’s gone and it’s not coming back around |
| I’ll never feel the sound or dance against the ground |
| Too young to get there |
| No flowers in my hair |
| The records I bought was the closest I ever got |
| To Woodstock |
| Daddy said they’re all hopped up on something |
| I was smoking dope with the window open |
| Crosby, Stills, and Nash and Janis and The Who |
| Running round in fringe and patched up blue jeans |
| Trying to fast-forward right past thirteen |
| My only comfort was that Joni missed it too |
| Too young for Woodstock |
| It’s gone and it’s not coming back around |
| I’ll never feel the sound or dance against the ground |
| Too young to get there |
| No flowers in my hair |
| The records I bought was the closest I ever got |
| To Woodstock |
| Summer of '69, summer of love and peace signs |
| Brother in Vietnam, and I’m pissed off that I am |
| Too young for Woodstock |
| It’s gone and it’s not coming back around |
| I’ll never feel the sound or dance against the ground |
| Too young to get there |
| No flowers in my hair |
| The records I bought was the closest I ever got |
| To Woodstock |