I grew up in the sixties,
With my bell bottom jeans.
My long hair was so nifty,
When I made the scene.
I had mutton chops,
And a white flowered shirt.
Creedence was tops,
With every single cord.
Groovy and far out,
Were heard everywhere.
And we had no doubt,
That Sonny loved Cher.
Rod McKuen was the king,
Of the spoken word.
And every one was riding,
In Chevies and Fords.
It was a great time,
No doubt about that.
We were all in our prime,
But that time has long fled.
11/1/10 Alton Texas
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Ha! you stirred up memories of my own teenage years in the 70's. I recall the appalling fashion for super flared trousers with turn-ups, platform shoes and shirts with implausibly large collars. We looked right muppets! I stopped wearing the shoes and flares after putting my 4 heel in my 3 turn-ups and exiting the school bus head first in front of a whole queue of laughing people. Thank you for stirring the memories.