The Year That I Was Born
Boo Hewerdine
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In the year that I was born The war was getting colder She had diamonds on her shoulder As she filled Carnegie Hall It was the age of JFK His first State of the Union You never know your future They built the Berlin Wall The year that I was born A trial in Jerusalem We lost Hemmingway Polaris in the gray They cracked genetic code The Beatles in the cavern A cellar full of noise All the post-war girls and boys In a world that might explode The year that I was born And America in space Tanks rode to the border Another new world order The red, the white, the blue There was West Side story A minute man was flying New elements half-dying Catch twenty-two The year that I was born And I let today Just drift away And I watched the rain come down The year that I was born You had to count each penny I guess that there weren't many Love at work is what you need And you had to move away Had to find a new home No longer on your own Another mouth to feed That was me
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Written by: MARK NICHOLAS HEWERDINE
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