Name: Those Days
Channel: KB Gunn
Description: "Those Days" is a song by Boston Tea Party. There once was a time in America when there was civility. People were polite and respectful of others. Those days, I remember them well.

Those Days

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There once was a time in America when there was civility. People were polite and respectful of others. Those days, I remember them well.

fair tax irs irs protest

Boston Tea Party

We are the Boston Tea Party. We are fighting for the Fair Tax to end the tyranny of the IRS.

The Fair Tax Book by Neal Boortz and Congressman John Linder was number one on the New York Times best seller list for a month. Even so, the Times never even reviewed it. That is because they are liberal supporters of the IRS. To find out what the fair tax is, I recommend that you click on the official web page link on the lower right side of this page. We the people are slaves to the IRS and we can stop it. We the people can take back power and stop the demagogues in Washington from bleeding us dry. You can make a difference. Call your congressman and senators and tell them that you want to be free of the IRS. Let's stop the seizure of our hard earned pay. We can do it! If we do nothing, we owe the patriots who participated in the Boston Tea Party an apology!

Song Info

Genre

Rock • Folk Rock

Charts

Peak #421

Peak in subgenre #40

Author

KB Gunn

Rights

KB Gunn 2005

Uploaded

December 03, 2005

Track Files

MP3

MP3 3.8 MB • 128 kbps • 0:00

Lyrics

"Those Days"
(KB Gunn)

there once was a time when civility mattered
when people were friendly, when people were kind
it was back in the fifties and in the early sixties
when dad’s were respected, those days...... I remember them well

we had good examples in hollywood actors
like Catherine Hephbern, good ol’ Jimmy Stewart,
the good things in life were all people wanted
the simple endearments, those days...... I remember them well

When there was:
bob hope and bing crosby,
abbott & costello,
martin & lewis, I remember them well
matinees and popcorn,
cracker jacks and baseball,
sledding and snowmen, those days, I remember them well

now life is so fast paced and folks are so angry
confusion is king in our social demise
the monotone meter of gangsta’ rap music
is numbing young people, they are hypnotized

I long for the days when unity mattered
when folks worked together, when people were nice
When God was allowed in our schools and discussions
when people were faithful, those days...... I remember them well

back then we had
picnics and brass bands,
square dances and hoe-downs,
10 commandments in town squares, I remember them well

prayerful Thanksgivings
live and let living
Jesus in Christmas, those days.....I remember them well

(©2005)

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