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Bob Welch ~ Those Days Are Gone


Written by bob welch. In the summer, when we change to men Welll we eased up on the throttle then And we listened to open book of love All the the crazies & the water bombs Car radio turned number one Yeah the one time we were careless, wild & young (chorus) Those days are gone But we still can hang on to our love Yeah we can I remember crusin' all those streets In the beachtowns where the gas was cheap And the summer, seemed to last longer than life On the bus bench, eatin' cherry pie With the one guy Who was always high And the one girl That you dream of every night (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

Written by bob welch.

In the summer, when we change to men
Welll we eased up on the throttle then
And we listened to open book of love
All the the crazies & the water bombs
Car radio turned number one
Yeah the one time we were careless, wild & young

(chorus)
Those days are gone
But we still can hang on to our love
Yeah we can

I remember crusin' all those streets
In the beachtowns where the gas was cheap
And the summer, seemed to last longer than life
On the bus bench, eatin' cherry pie
With the one guy
Who was always high
And the one girl
That you dream of every night

(repeat chorus)

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