19 Somethin' piano leadsheet with chords

I saw Star

Wars at least eight times, had the Pacman pattern memorized

and I've seen the stuff they put inside

Stretch Armstrong.

Well, I was Roger Staubach in my back yard,

had a shoe box full of baseball cards and a couple of Evel Knieval scars on my right arm.

Well, I was a kid when Elvis died

and my mama cried.

It was nineteen seventy somethin',

in the world that I grew up in;

Farah Fawcett hairdo days,

bell bottoms and eighttrack tapes.

And lookin' back now, I can see me.

Oh, man, did I look cheesey.

And I wouldn't trade those days for nothin'.

Oh, it was nineteen seventy somethin'.

It was the dawning of a new decade.

We got our first microwave,

Dad broke down and fin'lly shaved them old sideburns off.

I took the stickers off of my Rubik's Cube,

watched M.

T. V.

all afternoon and my first love was Daisy Duke in them cutoff jeans.

A space shuttle fell out of the sky

and the whole world cried.

It was nineteen eighty somethin',

in the world that I grew up in;

skatin' rinks and black

TransAm's, big hair and parachute pants.

And lookin' back now, I can see me.

And oh, man, did I look cheesey.

I wouldn't trade those days for nothin'.

Oh, it was nineteen eighty somethin'.

Now I got a mortgage and an S.

U. V., but all this responsibility

makes me wish

sometimes

somethin',

nineteen seventy somethin'.