- This-Place-Has-Changed-I.mp3
- This-Place-Has-Changed-I.mp4
- This-Place-Has-Changed-II.mp3
- This-Place-Has-Changed-II.mp4
- This-Place-Has-Changed-III.mp3
- This-Place-Has-Changed-III.mp4
[Chorus]
This place has changed
It use to be so cool
Now it’s not
Got too hot
[Verse 1]
When I was a kid
The things we did
’cause of freedom
Might have done us in
[Bridge]
Where to begin
When we went dumb
Future succumbed
[Chorus]
This place has changed
It use to be so cool
Now it’s not
Got too hot
Been rearranged
It use to rule
Now, does not
Got too hot
[Instrumental, Guitar Solo, Drum Fills]
[Verse 2]
When I was a young
I was among
Those who sung
My, my, my freedom
Might have done us in
[Bridge]
Where to begin
When we went dumb
Future succumbed
[Instrumental, Saxophone Solo, Bass]
[Verse 3]
When I was naive
I did not believe
Proud and loud
My, my, my freedom
[Bridge]
Might have done us in
Where to begin
When we went dumb
Future succumbed
All me, me, me
We didn’t see
What that would do
To you
[Chorus]
This place has changed
It use to be so cool
Now it’s not
Got too hot
Been rearranged
It use to rule
Now, does not
Got too hot
[Outro]
Ouch! Don’t touch
Got too hot
A SCIENCE NOTE
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