Play Donna Summer, get your shoes for free
Get some nachos, cold drink Bowl a few games, whatcha think?
Be like old times, you and me
Sit on the dock, drop a line Go for a dip, water’s fine
Our swinging rope’s still tied to that big oak tree
You scare the fish off with your smelly feet Lona’s diner’s got all we can eat
Be like old times, you and me
I know you’ve got a lot to do
Folks in the city all depending on you
Come when you can, just for the day
Be like old times, even if you can’t stay
Fair’s next month, a whole week Setting up in the meadow on Bear Creek
Might be muddy, have to wait and see
We’ll hit the dime toss, win it all Set a record for Skeeball
Be like old times, you and me
Chorus, then bridge
It’s getting old; Nothing to do since you moved away
I know you miss it too; We both know you been gone too long
Go by the Dew Drop, have a beer Gimme cap at the John Deere
Seem like every time we go they got something for free
Get muddy in my old Ford Go see Leroy, get our ears lowered
Be like old times,
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