About Wayne - Charger 69 lyrics

Today I recall Some years ago My hands Were too strong To let them go The dreams I had chosen To live when I was seventeen And all I have seen through My eyes I won't let it go, no My mother Twist of fate She was the first to Blur away Her curly Hairdo The rouge upon her mouth I asked her smiling "do you love me?" And father Twist of fate I stare in his eyes now Everyday He's dark and Grave but He speaks a lot right now He tells the words I've always wanted Brothers All the crowds, all the lights All the joy, all the fights And all the times we waved goodbye All the love, all the hate All the miles that we ate The Earth looked like a big balloon The time we played on the Moon The woman That I love She whispered in my ear Yesterday The blackest Eyes and That Mona Lisa smile The scariest dream was to survive her All the crowds, all the lights All the joy, all the fights And all the times we waved goodbye All the love, all the hate All the miles that we ate The Earth looked like a big balloon The time we played on the Moon Now I'm Old enough To leave this town And half Of my memories Are shaking me right now I close my eyes, breathe out And feel my Charger 69 I close my eyes, breathe out And kiss my life goodbye