Dodgers Were in Brooklyn (LP版)

Dodgers Were In Brooklyn (LP版) - The Great Divide

I talked to my daddy

Last night about nineteen fifty two

I'd heard about the good old days

I was wondering if they were true

Well it must have been be cause he smiled

And his eyes looked into mine

I could tell he'd touched a memory

As he told me of the time

When the dodgers were in brooklyn

And the air was clean

Marilyn monroe was breakin hearts on silver screen

Daddy finally stole my mommas heart

A way from old james dean

On the other side of memories fence

The grass is always green

Talked to my momma

Last night about the way things used to be

Showed me a picture

Of her and some guy that looked like me

Spell bound around

A tv in the den

I wish that we could go back to

Those innocent times again

When the dodgers were in brooklyn

And the air was clean

Marilyn monroe was breaking hearts on silver screen

Daddy finally stole my mommas heart

A way from ol james dean

On the other side of memories fence

The grass is always green

Now I know that time has changed things

Then and now is day and night

Memories will always be larger than life

And its all right here in black and white

When the dodgers were in brooklyn

And the air was clean

Marilyn monroe was breaking hearts on silver screen

Daddy finally stole my mommas heart

A way from old james dean

On the other side of memories fence

The grass is always green

On the other side of memories fence

The grass is always green