Hot summer night in June
Under the Texas Moon
The Class of 65 is alive and fine
We’ve all come back again
Some were lovers, All were friends
People we’ve been know ‘in
For all of our lives
We’ve gone our separate ways
But we remember high school days
And teachers that took the time
To show us the way
Conley, Ethelleen,
Annie Pearl and Josephine
I know they had a dream
We’d make it some day.
40 years since I’ve seen them
Still matchin faces with the names
Only one thing we know for certain
The twins still look the same.
I remember yesterday
Alan and Jana in the senior play
And Roland on a breakaway
From the 50 yard line
And cheering him on to victory
Were Doris, Sheryn and Cindy C.
Both Carolyns and the Warrior Band
Performing at half time.
Dancin' at the State Park
Parking when it got Dark
American or the Drive In show
On Saturday night.
Drinking 7-up and Gin
From his fathers liquor bin
My first hangover was
Courtesy of James Michael Fite
What am I gonna say now when I see them
I wonder if they will remember me
I’m beginning to look a little older now
But I’ve got a lot of company
High School History
A brown eyed girl and me
I wonder what she’s been doing
All these years
And since she went away
After graduation day
Does some old song on the radio
Bring her back here.
Remember how we got our thrills
Going over Leonard hills
And did we really go too far
When we went all the way
Just when things were getting hot
At Jimmies’ favorite parking spot
He found that sometimes airplanes land
On unlighted runways
Drag Racing north of town
Haunted house when the sun went down
Driven up and down the drag
Holdin hands
Rock and Roll at the skating rink
Senior party out at Fannin Lake
You know I never ever got to dance
I was playing in the band.
40 years now
Not as many as we used to be
Fathers, Mothers, Wives and Husbands
Mortality.
What am I gonna do when I see her
I wonder if I will feel the same
Is there a spark inside still burning?
And will that spark start old flame.
Wessinger and McNear
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| Betty and Pat Brent |
