Back in '46 the I was born, learned a lot of things, it was the end of the war, Sweets on ration, there wasn't much fashion, But everybody had fun, there was so to be done, in the air, new coats on the chair, You could turn out a light, and go out at The brought new sounds to the air, The comics we bought, were full of gear, Superman, Spiderman, Marvelman, Dan, Superboy, Wonderboy, Fab Four, Rob Roy When I was real small, before I to school, play on the fields, or go to the pool, We might build a camp and from out dads, Or go to the and stay out 'till dark, Play doctors and and chase all the girls, They'd tell their mums and we would be We'd chew of gum, knock doors and run, do or dare, and get real scared, The big boys laugh they thought they were hard, We'd kiss our first chick and show our stick, Those times are gone but still goin' on, I remember those days and it still me on I heard rock an' roll when I was ten, It was Bill Haley's voice, I was in bed, Rock the clock was a big hit, But I didn't catch on I heard Elvis sing, Hound dog was the and it didn't take long, To get a guitar and start boppin' Well, I got up a and wrote some tunes, Hit the charts in June, man, In the summertime, I've lived hard, I've fine, Seen the world, and flown, Seen the best, the worst.