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[Verse]
I dream of days where men were kind and true,
When women wore bonnets, skies a shade of blue.
When evenings were quiet, hearts free to roam,
And the whisky was cheap, felt like home sweet home.
[Verse 2]
We'd gather by the fire, tales of yesteryear,
Folks would laugh and smile, no room for fear.
Children would play under the old oak tree,
Those gentle times meant everything to me.
[Chorus]
I wish for the times when life was simple, light,
Men were gentle giants, and every heart took flight.
Women in their bonnets, with grace in every step,
And the whisky was cheap, promises we kept.
[Verse 3]
The fields were golden, sunsets warm and grand,
We'd walk hand in hand, as dreams were planned.
Songs from the porch, guitars softly strummed,
In those gentle times, our hearts never numbed.
[Verse 4]
Hard work in the morning, love at close of day,
Sweat and laughter blending, come what may.
Candles flicker softly in the evening breeze,
And the whisky was cheap, our spirits at ease.
[Chorus]
I wish for the times when life was simple, light,
Men were gentle giants, and every heart took flight.
Women in their bonnets, with grace in every step,
And the whisky was cheap, promises we kept.