Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song 1967 , by - The Auteurs. Song from the album How I Learned To Love The Bootboys, in the genre Иностранный рокRelease date: 31.12.1998
Record label: Virgin
Song language: English
1967 |
| In 1967 |
| In 1967 |
| The clock’s ticking by, I’m thirty five |
| I think we should have a child soon |
| In 1967 |
| No pop in our record collection |
| The Beatles and Stones mean nothing to us |
| I think we should count our blessings |
| In 1967 |
| In 1967 |
| My wife’s expecting |
| A Surrey midwife delivers the child |
| I’ll get a job in Yorkshire |
| In 1967 |
| No pop in our record collection |
| No colour section |
| In our record collection |
| Ho In 1967 |
| No pop in our record collection |
| Some people have died, |
| Some people have gone |
| Our Spring is in a cardboard box |
| Present time |
| I’ll apologise to the nation |
| We are bedazzled, |
| We’re ordering cocktails |
| We act like peasants |
| No pop in our record collection |
| Records on the radio station |
| It means nothing to us |
| I think we should count our blessings |
| Since 1967 |
| In 1967 |
| (The clocks ticking by, I’m thirty five) |
| In 1967 |
| (The clocks ticking by, I’m thirty five) |
| In 1967 |
| (The clocks ticking by, I’m thirty five) |
| In 1967 |
| (The clocks ticking by, I’m thirty five) |