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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Back In The Game


Just a picture Taken back in '65 We were young then It seems so long ago Play it one time Spirit of the '70s Live forever Lead me on Oh those crazy nights We'd spend our lives Living in a rock 'n' roll dream Oh those days are gone Time moving on Make me feel that i want to be Back in the game again (take me where the music's playing Where there's no tomorrow High upon those summer nights If i could be) back in the game Vision of the past Re-awake the heartbeat of A generation, we thought The years had lost Oh those crazy nights We'd spend our lives Living in a rock 'n' roll dream Oh those days are gone Time moving on Make me feel that i want to be Back in the game again Take me where the music's playing Where there's no tomorrow High upon those summer nights if I could be) back in the game again more free lyrics

Just a picture
Taken back in '65
We were young then
It seems so long ago
Play it one time
Spirit of the '70s
Live forever
Lead me on

Oh those crazy nights
We'd spend our lives
Living in a rock 'n' roll dream
Oh those days are gone
Time moving on
Make me feel that i want to be
Back in the game again
(take me where the music's playing
Where there's no tomorrow
High upon those summer nights
If i could be) back in the game

Vision of the past
Re-awake the heartbeat of
A generation, we thought
The years had lost

Oh those crazy nights
We'd spend our lives
Living in a rock 'n' roll dream

Oh those days are gone
Time moving on
Make me feel that i want to be
Back in the game again
Take me where the music's playing
Where there's no tomorrow
High upon those summer nights if
I could be) back in the game again

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