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Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeSomething Like That
It was Labor Day weekend I was seventeenI bought a Coke and some gasolineAnd I drove out to the county fairWhen I saw her for the first timeShe was standing there in the ticket lineAnd it all started right then and thereOh, a sailor’s sky made a perfect sunsetAnd that's the day I'll never forgetI had a barbeque stain on my white tee shirtShe was killing me in that miniskirtSkipping rocks on the river by the railroad tracksShe had a suntan line and red lipstickI worked so hard for that first kissAnd a heart don't forget something like thatWell it was five years later on a southbound planeI was headed down to New OrleansTo meet some friends of mine for Mardi GrasWhen I heard a voice from the pastComing from a few rows backAnd when I looked, I couldn't believe just what I sawShe said I bet you don't remember meAnd I said only every other memoryI had a barbeque stain on my white tee shirtShe was killing me in that miniskirtSkipping rocks on the river by the railroad tracksYou had a suntan line and red lipstickI worked so hard for that first kissAnd a heart don't forget something like thatLike an old photographTime can make a feeling fadeBut the memory of a first loveNever fades awayI had a barbecue stain on my white tee shirtShe was killing me in that miniskirtSkipping rocks on the river by the railroad tracksShe had a sun tan line and red lipstickI worked so hard for that first kissA heart don’t forget, no a heart don’t forgetI said a heart don’t forget something like thatOh, not something like that
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