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Baby Boomer's When we were younger those fun times we had Got in some trouble but weren't considered Bad The cue stick, the table, shooting some pool Thinking your the best and always would rule
The fake ID, drinking Colt 45 A fueling liquid , that made you feel alive Cruising the streets in a new pair of wheels Picking up chicks was no big deal
The Junior Prom, the Senior Ball All night party's until the big fall A pack of LUCKYS rolled up in your T That tattoo on your arm, wanting all to see
We thought we were bad and had lots to say Hair slicked back forming that DA The comb in back pocket, the holes in our jeans Girls in their mini's making them scream
Those submarine races, windows all steamed You were so cool and wanted to be seen Another notch on the handle, bragging to all Not a worry in the world when the fuzz did call
Saturday nite drive-in's, burgers and fries Holding your sweetheart, telling her lies Arms around her, undoing her strap Red on your face, feeling her slap
We lived in the country, in a small town Those were our Happy Day's, that was our ground It's fun to remember those day's and times Funnier memories, one will not find
©Chuck Preston 4-2000
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