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Ode to the good old days 


When we did things in such simple ways


We could laze and sit around for days


And pass time through and through

 



Not so quite like modern days


With flashing lights and cloudy haze


No, not at all like modern days


With all the work to do




 

But...




 

In a year or two or three or more


A thought comes knocking 'round your door,


A thought that strikes you to your core


And brings you hope anew

 



For the good old days are in the past


And we all know that it can't last


But soon to join these days, too fast


Will be today, so dull and blue


It never really takes too long


The present joins the past's sweet song


You'll soon forget all that was wrong 


And treasure it all, in time

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