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[00:04.68] I got my first real six-string

[00:07.87] Bought it at the five and dime

[00:11.32] Played it 'til my fingers bled

[00:14.51] Was the summer of '69

[00:18.22] Me and some guys from school

[00:21.41] Had a band and we tried real hard

[00:25.03] Jimmy quit and Jody got married

[00:28.22] I should've known we'd never get far

[00:32.63] Oh, when I look back now

[00:35.46] That summer seemed to last forever

[00:39.44] And if I had the choice

[00:42.55] Yeah, I'd always wanna be there

[00:46.00] Those were the best days of my life

[00:57.05] Ain't no use in complainin'

[00:59.86] When you got a job to do

[01:03.06] I spent my evenings down at the drive-in

[01:07.21] And that's when I met you, yeah!

[01:10.40] Standin' on your mama's porch

[01:13.59] You told me that you'd wait forever

[01:17.30] Oh, and when you held my hand

[01:20.40] I knew that it was now or never

[01:24.12] Those were the best days of my life

[01:29.86] Oh, yeah

[01:32.26] Back in the summer of '69, oh

[01:41.56] Man, we were killin' time

[01:43.85] We were young and restless

[01:46.07] We needed to unwind

[01:48.90] I guess nothing can last forever

[01:52.36] Forever, no

[01:57.58] Yeah

[02:09.53] And now the times are changin'

[02:12.08] Look at everything that's come and gone

[02:15.72] Sometimes when I play that old six-string

[02:19.43] I think about you, wonder what went wrong

[02:22.89] Standin' on your mama's porch

[02:26.08] You told me that it'd last forever

[02:30.05] Oh, and when you held my hand

[02:33.24] I knew that it was now or never

[02:36.69] Those were the best days of my life

[02:42.54] Oh, yeah

[02:44.93] Back in the summer of '69, uh-huh

[02:51.83] It was the summer of '69, oh, yeah

[02:59.01] Me and my baby in '69, oh, oh

[03:10.44] It was the summer, summer, summer of '69