| Many years from now Nasty
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| When your grandchildren climb upon your knee
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| You may be quite astonished to see
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| How many channels they can change on t. |
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| When some old film in black and white
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| Comes on and there you are upon the screen
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| Or is it someone just like someone you’ve been
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| Looking not a day over nineteen?
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| «Grand dad» the little ones are asking you
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| «Why do you look so sad?» |
| (so sad)
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| So you tell them all about the fun you had
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| Back in '64 before you were born
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| People had no time for pouring scorn (or scoring porn)
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| On dreams of love and peace
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| No one was obese
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| Only tight trousers were worn
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| Back in '64 we were at it like knives
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| Back in '64 the time of our lives
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| Was in the present tense
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| Now does that make common sense
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| Any more than girls with hairdos called beehives?
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| (zoom zoom zoom zoom)
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| Back in '64 before you were born
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| Back in '64 before you were born
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| But as you’ve gone on and on
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| Your audience has flown
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| And as you find yourself all on your own
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| You may wistfully recall
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| How Benjamin Disraeli said that
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| «Life is too short to be small»
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| Or maybe like some old time song
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| Overall it’s long — so
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| So long… it’s all over |