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March 28, 2012
Remember when times were exciting
With no responsibilities to dwell upon?
And the only thing that seemed important
Was whether the sun came out and shone.
Remember feeling so very carefree?
When time was really our own.
No hassle, no rush, no commitment.
No, not even a mobile phone.
Remember when things really mattered?
And somehow people always had time.
When folks left their front doors open,
Without any fear of crime.
Remember those long gone days?
When people weren’t in search of power
And time just used to tick by
Gently, hour by hour.
Remember when life was so simple?
When selfishness and greed were rare.
When people looked after each other,
And were always willing to share.
Remember, remember, remember.
For those times are a far off planet
That has long since, sadly, uprooted.
And left us forever, damn it !
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