We Had a Blast

Sometimes I long for the days when we were young 
Laughing and playing having fun 
The days when we were thick as thieves 
Playing kickball and running the streets 
Camping trips with mom and dad 
Remember all the fun we had 
I miss our teenage years and all that big hair 
Our favorite bands on the radio we would blare 
Stealing big sister's clothes getting her bent out of shape 
Pushing buttons cause the other we would ape
Going to bars and then cruising the Graph
Staying out late spending all our cash
Those days are over and went by so fast 
But you gotta admit we had a blast
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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