'78 Songtext
von China Forbes
'78 Songtext
′78 Is the year you went to New York and
Then '79 is the year I don′t remember
And I'm not giving up trees on the sidewalk
'78, A Taste of Honey went to number one
I cut my bangs and bought Live Donna Summer
And I danced in the dining room to all your old albums
And we still had weekends when you could come to town
Mmm
Mmm
Mmm
I sat on a bench and put on the coolest face I had
I never cared much for being easy
And in all of these years, two things have happened
We′ve all forgiven everyone, and I, and I
I don′t want to be left behind
All the clouds are touching in the sky
Do you hear the neighbors pass by?
I swear they were laughing
'78 Is the year you went to New York
And then ′79, I really don't remember
Ba-da-da-da, a-da
Ba-da-da-da, a-da, da
Da, da, ah
Then '79 is the year I don′t remember
And I'm not giving up trees on the sidewalk
'78, A Taste of Honey went to number one
I cut my bangs and bought Live Donna Summer
And I danced in the dining room to all your old albums
And we still had weekends when you could come to town
Mmm
Mmm
Mmm
I sat on a bench and put on the coolest face I had
I never cared much for being easy
And in all of these years, two things have happened
We′ve all forgiven everyone, and I, and I
I don′t want to be left behind
All the clouds are touching in the sky
Do you hear the neighbors pass by?
I swear they were laughing
'78 Is the year you went to New York
And then ′79, I really don't remember
Ba-da-da-da, a-da
Ba-da-da-da, a-da, da
Da, da, ah
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