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Artist: Scott McKenzie
Canonical path: /mckenzie-scott/1969
Related lyric paths: 6
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1969
Read 1969 lyrics by Scott McKenzie on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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1969
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In 1969, I was following the signs
On the highway of enemies and friends
Just hoping that I might
See the great eastern line
Before the time came for me to meet my end
But ain't it sad how the good times
Just come and go
Like the wind, like the rain
Like the time
Evolution will tell
Just who is your friend
And I hope at the end
You'll be mine
But ain't it sad how the good times
Just come and go
Like the wind, like the rain
Like the time
Evolution will tell
Just who is your friend
And I hope at the end you'll be mine
And I hope at the end you'll be mine
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