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I hear a tune on the DAB radio
From a band I used to follow
I had records, tapes and concert ticket stubs
We would put them on the jukebox in pubs
We’d dance and sing along, remember?
Remember this one, I fell in love too?

Now they are back, decades later
Brand new tunes with and old school flavour
Beats, rhymes and rap for a new generation
But recognisable for us old schoolers
The way coolers, remember us?
The daisy agers, the high top faders

We rem’ber you from the 90’s
That makes you our oldest fan, they say
Thanks guys, but I still love you man
Thanks for remembering me
Peace out, everybody

By banjosandwitch 08/03/12

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Rem'ber

Contributed by banjosandwitch on Thursday, 8th March 2012 @ 05:20:25 AM in AEST
Topic: happypoetry



Rem’ber

I hear a tune on the DAB radio
From a band I used to follow
I had records, tapes and concert ticket stubs
We would put them on the jukebox in pubs
We’d dance and sing along, remember?
Remember this one, I fell in love too?

Now they are back, decades later
Brand new tunes with and old school flavour
Beats, rhymes and rap for a new generation
But recognisable for us old schoolers
The way coolers, remember us?
The daisy agers, the high top faders

We rem’ber you from the 90’s
That makes you our oldest fan, they say
Thanks guys, but I still love you man
Thanks for remembering me
Peace out, everybody

By banjosandwitch 08/03/12





Copyright © banjosandwitch ... [ 2012-03-08 05:20:25]
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Re: Rem'ber (User Rating: 1 )
by dvtpdw on Thursday, 8th March 2012 @ 03:16:06 PM AEST
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Like, like, like this. Put a smile on my old face. Thank you so much,. Grreat write.


Re: Rem'ber (User Rating: 1 )
by Puppy_dog_eyes on Friday, 9th March 2012 @ 01:11:05 PM AEST
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Sometimes yesterdays can make us smile so much.
It's good to remember the past with affection.

Steve




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