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Lyricist: Bob Seger
Lyrics:
Ho, huh, yeah Alright, alright
Been out in Northport, hung on her short shorts Livin' with a bottle of wine 'Tween music ladies and burned out babies I was tryin' to write a couple of lines Sheriff Gribbs in his grim ad libs Spoutin' about the crime in the street And women were screamin' and some was dreamin' 'Bout the crimes between the sheets
You know that music died Hurt my pride But somehow I pulled through Back in '72 Oh, oh yeah, come on
Somehow we made it to Baton Rouge We stayed inside for a week We weren't in time for no Mardi Gras So we decided to sleep Houston, yes, was a good old guest Lord knows how bad we wanted to play But we got homesick for Lincoln Park, imagine And man we just couldn't stay
Tricky Dick He played it slick Something I's afraid he'd do Back in '72 Oh, '72, oh, oh, oh Lord
Come on Alright, alright, alright Oh, oh yeah
And all our nouveau philosophers Our windows for the world Pessimistic pseudo-intellectual Avant-gardish pearls Takin' notes on the Holocaust And copying 'em down on their sleeve It was so hip to be negative So square to try and believe
When the waters cleared It was what we feared We learned nothin' new Back in '72
Oh '72 '72 Lord Back in '72 Back in '72 Oh, back in '72 Oh, back in '72 Oh, back in '72 Oh, '72 Oh, back in '72 Come on, come on, come on Back in '72 (Oh) Huh, huh, hey
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