Life was simple, Roger was working round the clock to make a living
No computers, none of that He used his two hands Ignore the cold war His wife
would keep him warm On the weekends, He'd load the car up with the kids and
they'd go fishing No need to work an extra job, there's no recession
Damn right he smiled a lot They lay awake at night so in love
It was a good good year The kids were alright "Highway to Hell", beat up,
"Staying Alive" The Clash was on the radio And Mom and Dad were still in love in
1979 It was a good good year In the morning, Robyn always woke up early in the kitchen She'd make the coffee, pack his lunch, and then she'd kiss him
And he would hold her tight, When they were newlyweds
He'd say maybe, And she would laugh they knew they'd have another baby
She'd slave away all day until dinner was ready And they would dance so slow,
To "Just the Way You Are" It was a good good year The kids were alright
"Highway to Hell", beat up, "Staying Alive" The Clash was on the radio
And Mom and Dad were still in love in 1979 It was a good good year
All the decades and the years have passed Not every family is built to last
No time can take away these memories Remember when you said to me
that we'd be alright It was a good good year The kids were alright Highway to Hell",
beat up, "Staying Alive" The Clash was on the radio
And Mom and Dad were still in love in 1979 It was a good good year
Disco couldn't survive With the dream police, And Rock 'N Roll high
Blondie brought "A Heart of Glass" And Mom and Dad bought their first house
in 1979 It was a good good year (sing365.com)
This song was a really important one for me. The Good Charlotte fans know the story of my family from our past albums, but we've never been able to tell them about our happier times. This song is that story about my parents, Robin and Roger, who worked really hard to give us a great childhood." (songfacts.com)
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