Bryan Adams - Summer of '69

^DI got my first real six string ^ABought it at the five and dime ^DPlayed it till my fingers bled ^AWas the summer of '69

^DMe and some guys from school ^AHad a band and we tried real hard ^DJimmy quit and Jody got married ^A shoulda known we'd never get far

^HmiBut when I ^Alook back now ^DThat summer seemed to ^Glast forever ^HmiAnd if I ^Ahad the choice ^DYa - I'd always ^Gwanna be there ^HmiThose were the ^Abest days of my ^Dlife

^DAin't no use in complainin' ^AWhen you got a job to do ^DSpent my evenin's down at the drive-in ^AAnd that's when I met you - ya

^HmiStandin' on your ^Amama's porch ^DYou told me that you'd ^Gwait forever ^HmiOh and when you ^Aheld my hand ^DI knew that it was ^Gnow or never ^HmiThose were the ^Abest days of my ^Dlife

^FMan we were ^Bkillin' time We were ^Cyoung and restless We ^Bneeded to unwind ^FI guess ^Bnothin' can last fo^Crever - forever, no...

^DAnd now the times are changin' ^ALook at everything that's come and gone ^DSometimes when I play that old six string ^AI think about ya'n wonder what went wrong

^HmiStandin' on your ^Amama's porch ^DYou told me it would ^Glast forever ^HmiOh the way you ^Aheld my hand ^DI knew that it was ^Gnow or never ^HmiThose were the ^Abest days of my ^Dlife