Back in '64

"Why do you look so sad?" So you tell them all about the fun you had... "Back in '64, before you were born people had no time for pouring scorn or scoring porn... On dreams of love and peace No one was obese Only tight trousers were worn "Back in '64 we were at it like knives Back in '64, the time of our lives was in the present tense Now, does that make common sense? Any more than girls with hair-do's called 'beehives'? "Back in '64, before you were born... Back in '64, before you were born..." But as you've gone on and on your audience has flown and as you find yourself all on your own You may wistfully recall how Benjamin Disraeli said that: "Life is too short to be small" or maybe... Like some old time song over all it's long - so so long... it's all over.