B E B He turned thirty-five last Sunday in his hair he found some grayF# But he still ain't changed his lifestyle he likes it better the old wayE B So he grows a little garden in the back yard by the fenceE B F# He's consuming what he's growing now-a days in self defenseB He gets out there in the twilight zoneE B Sometimes when it just don't make no senseE B He gets off on country music cause disco left him coldF# He's got young friends in a new wave but he's just too damn oldE B And he dreams at night of Woodstock and the day John Lennon diedE B F# How the music made him happy and the silence made him cryB E B Yeah he thinks of John sometimes and he has to wonder whyE B He's an old hippie and he don't know what to doF# B Should he hang on to the old should he grab on to the newE B He's an old hippie his new life is just a bustF# E F# B He ain't trying to change nobody he just trying real hard to adjustE B He was sure back in the sixties that everyone was hipF# Then they sent him off to Vietnam on his senior tripE B And they forced him to become a man while he was still a boyE B F# And behind each wave of tragedy he waited for the joyB E B Now this world may change around him but he just can't change no more [Refrão]E B Well he stays away a lot now from the parties and the clubs And he's thinking while he's jogging aroundF# Sure is glad he quit the hard drugsE B Cause him and his kind get more endangered everydayE B F# And pretty soon the species will just up and fade awayB E B Like the smoke from that torpedo just up and fade away
Old Hippe
Bellamy Brothers
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Tom:
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