A Remembered Song

A tune warbles from worn out speakers Awakening a long lost and lively spirit, A girl in saddle shoes, a boy in sneakers On a night they should chance to hear it They go strolling beside the old jukebox Leaving a mark, the steps not forgotten, Made by their boot heels and bobby socks On floorboards now marred and rotten The neon lights blink, trying to dance, too With Sinatra and Crosby, Presley and Holly, The music never dies for what's old is new Be it upbeat or one slow and melancholy All oldies but goodies, low and long One song plays for a ten cent token, Priceless still is a remembered song Once forgotten on a record broken.