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Vocals by James Rampton
lyrics
Woke up in ‘36
Watched the Berlin Olympics
They told some stories, oh they lied
It was the year that Kipling died
Woke up in ‘47
As Henry Ford went off to heaven
Commies scared the USA
And Pepper taught the band to play
Woke up in ‘58
Lolita sealed poor Humbert’s fate
When CND said ban the bomb
And Michael Jackson came along
Woke up in ‘69
With Vietnam the battle line
When they were landing on the moon
And Woodstock played a different tune
Chorus:
Back and forth in time again
Reliving every stupid trend
No better off per capita
I need a flux capacitor
Up and down the fam’ly tree
Watching winners make hist’ry
The gaps in truth they get wider
I need a hadron collider
Woke up in ‘71
The war on drugs has just begun
A bath-tub claims the lizard king
And Frazier rules the boxing ring
Woke up in ‘89
When Marty went a second time
Emporer Hirohito dies
And Dalai Lama wins peace prize
Woke up in ‘93
And saw a twelve year-old me
Nirvana take the music throne
I’m at the nightclub all alone
Woke up in 3010
Now I’m not going back again
No Earth, no life, no skin, no cells
There’s only me and HG Wells
credits
from The National Trust,
released September 17, 2012
Music and lyrics by Matthew Searles. Vocal melody by James Rampton.
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