The Best Days Of My Life

(album: The Best Days Of My Life - 1999)

Glancing through the book of my life
I get stuck in the year sixty-five
Long long hair free from care
I fell in love at first sight
And we sang in trance: "give peace a chance"
We knew it all so well

While the Rolling Stones couldn't get satisfaction
And we wore white flowers in our hair
And the Vietnam-War carried death and destruction
We were there, in sixty-five
After all those were the best days of my life

Stop the war and ban the bomb
San Francisco, here I come
Che Guevarra on every wall there's so much to recall
And we sang in trance: "give peace a chance"
We knew it all so well

While the Rolling Stones couldn't get satisfaction
And we wore white flowers in our hair
And the Vietnam-War carried death and destruction
We were there, in sixty-five
After all those were the best days of my life

Yes, we really thought: we'd change the world
Look around you'll see it ain't true

And the Vietnam-War on the eve of destruction
We survived, sixty-five
Yes, those really were the best days of my life
Yes, those really were the best days of my life