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PERFORMING ARTISTS
Lonnie Wilson
Lonnie Wilson
Drums
Jimmie Lee Sloas
Jimmie Lee Sloas
Bass Guitar
J.T. Corenflos
J.T. Corenflos
Electric Guitar
Biff Watson
Biff Watson
Acoustic Guitar
Tim Akers
Tim Akers
Keyboards
Aubrey Haynie
Aubrey Haynie
Fiddle
Eric Darken
Eric Darken
Percussion
Wes Hightower
Wes Hightower
Background Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
David Lee
David Lee
Composer
Chris DuBois
Chris DuBois
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Mark Wills
Mark Wills
Producer
Chris Lindsey
Chris Lindsey
Producer
Ricky Cobble
Ricky Cobble
Recording Engineer
David Bryant
David Bryant
Assistant Recording Engineer
Greg Droman
Greg Droman
Mixing Engineer
Todd Gunnerson
Todd Gunnerson
Assistant Mixing Engineer

Lyrics

I saw Star Wars at least eight times Had the pac-man pattern memorized And I've seen the stuff they put inside Stretch Armstrong I was Roger Stauback back in my back yard Had a shoebox full of baseball cards And a couple of Evil Kinevil scars On my right arm Well, I was a kid when Elvis died And my mama cried It was 1970-something In the world that I grew up in Farrah Faucett hair-do days Bell bottoms and 8-track tapes Lookin' back now I can see me And oh, man did I look cheesy But I wouldn't trade those days for nothin' It was 1970-something It was the dawning of a new decade When we got our first microwave And Dad broke down and finally shaved Those sideburns off I took the stickers off of my Rubix cube Watched MTV all afternoon My first love was Daisy Duke In them cut off jeans A Space Shuttle fell out of the sky And the whole world cried It was 1980-something In the world that I grew up in Skating rinks and Black Trans Ams Big hair and parachute pants Lookin' back now I can see me And oh, man did I look cheesy But I wouldn't trade those days for nothin' It was 1980-something Now I got a mortgage and an SUV But all this responsibility Makes me wish sometimes Sometimes It was 1980-something In the world that I grew up in Skating rinks and Black Trans Ams Big hair and parachute pants Lookin' back now I can see me And oh, man did I look cheesy But I wouldn't trade those days for nothin' It was 1980-something 1970-something Aw, it was 19-something
Writer(s): Charles Du Bois, David Lee Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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