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1965 It was 1965 I became alive 20.000 voices echoed the Gardens The heroes performed Flashes of Kodak lightning blinded our eyes Some cried out of joy King Edward was smiling The trolleys would ring their bells When they went passing by They smiled and waved hello hello Smoked my first in the back seat of a Vauxhall Couldn't wait to come down Salvatore admired his Plymouth Savoy While stealing kisses in the park Mustang Sally cruised the Yonge Street If ever a demon on wheels There was something in the air I was there A teenage awakening I'm sure God would agree this time with me We were immune tomorrows would never come We howled at the moon from our virgin box When she touched me my senses ran wild Cliche poetry of woman and child And forever seemed to short time For the brave hearts All the signs were challenged all the time There was something in the air I was there A teenage awakening I'm sure God would agree There was something I was there no one cared No one heard a thing There was something in the air I was there a teenage awakening I'm sure God would agree There was something in the air There was something in the air No one cared No one saw a thing There was something in the air Cause I was there a teenage awakening I'm sure God would agree This time with me Hello hello Words and music by Jimi Bertucci © 2013 James Bert Publishing/SOCAN/ASCAP |