The Old Crowd

Lesley Gore

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The Old Crowd:Lesley Gore. Flip side of ’She’s A Fool’ which hit #5 on BB Hot 100 on MERCURY Records in 1963. INTRO: Sometimes I get to thinkin’ about days gone by..and I start cryin’ every time. What I wouldn’t give if I could just relive one day with those old friends of mine. #1. No one ever planned it but every day at four we would get together at the corner candy store. We’d just ignore the sign ’no dancing allowed.’ Oh oh oh yeah how I miss the old crowd.    #2. Sally was the funny one Sue wore the hippest clothes. Eddy was the wise guy there’s always one of those. Johnny used to sing off key but boy he was loud. Oh oh oh yeah how I miss the old crooowd. BRIDGE: Well now it is funny when high school days are through..friendships always come to an end. Everybody tells you they’ll keep in touch yeah.. but you don’t see them again oh no. #3. It’s not that I’m unhappy I know I still have you. But I still think about those good times we knew. We were so carefree then our hearts were on a cloud. Oh oh oh yeah how I miss the old croooowd. Oh how I miss the old crowd..yeah how I miss the old crowd....(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque la nostalgie des moments passés et des amitiés d'autrefois. Le narrateur se remémore des souvenirs précieux de réunions quotidiennes avec un groupe d'amis insouciants dans un petit magasin de bonbons. Chaque personnage avait sa propre personnalité, ce qui renforçait la complicité et la joie de ces retrouvailles. Bien que le temps ait passé et que les relations aient changé, il reste une tendresse pour ces instants de bonheur partagé. La mélancolie de ces souvenirs rappelle que, même si la vie continue, il est difficile de ne pas ressentir un manque pour ceux qui ont fait partie de notre passé.