| One Hundred Years Ago CHORUS: One hundred years ago There were no refrigerators, Stores with elevators. On hundred years ago There was nothing like a T.V. Radios or C.D.’s One hundred years ago You couldn’t see a movie No T.V No movies Or wear runners that were groovy… You wake up scared in the middle of the night You reach up slow, you turn on the light And after all the shadows disappear It’s just your room, yeah, there’s nothing to fear But you wouldn’t have electric lights, you know One hundred years ago. You’re walking home in the winter snow It’s a real mean blizzard, it’s twenty below Oh well, now here comes your dad in the family car Well you thank your dad, you thank your lucky stars ‘Cause you wouldn’t be warm in the family car One hundred years ago. CHORUS You’re sick at school. You can’t take it anymore You feel like throwing up right there on the floor So you call up your mother on the telephone She’s there in a flash and then she takes you home Well you couldn’t get help on the telephone One hundred years ago. CHORUS |
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