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Those Were the Days

from IKE by Walking With Crows

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Those Were The Days
Verse - This is an ode to my first friend. You carried me round in your dolly's pram. Like I was yours and no one else's. Yeah I was your little dream. You tucked me into our cold bed at night. We'd giggle out loud 'til daddy'd throw us out. When I'd get hurt you'd always wipe my tears. I could always depend on you.
Chorus - It's crazy we've changed but we're still the same. We got kids of our own. Our candle burns the same flame. I can always come back to the time when it was just you and me there, without a care.
Verse - We went through it all, now that's the truth. In our troubled land but we were bulletproof. The youngest of eight we always broke the rules. It seems like it was yesterday. Roaming the road with not a care in the world. Wearing our bro's coats and thinking we were the best. Put your uniform on pretending to be you. Well the pictures, they say it all.
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from IKE, released August 25, 2017

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Walking With Crows Ottawa, Ontario

Johnny McConnell(Ireland)Songwriter/Vocalist/Guitarist
Steve Thompson(Ottawa/Drummer/Percussion (Mondo Generator, Quivertwist, Psyphon, The Liquid Edge, The Monozon Collective)
Chris Morris (Brockville), Guitar

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