11-6-64
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11-6-64
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11-6-64 the sun shined a whole lot brighter
Than ever it had before smiling down on me
At 1:09 pm, both hands of time stopped turning
And you came waltzing in to change my world for good
And I was only 2 years old so really I don't know
Exactly what was going on
But I, I bet I laughed and played harder on that day
'Cause my whole world was changing (on)
11-6-64 you breathed your first breath
Suddenly living life meant so much more
On the day that you were born
And I, well I was onlyonly 2 so I didn't have a clue
Of all that was transpiring
But I, I bet the sky was blue and all the world looked new
'Cause everything was changing (on)
11-6-64 you breathed your first breath and
Suddenly living life meant so much more
On the day that you were born
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