[ Featuring Gary North ]
She was a child of the 60's had a tattoo round her ankle
She's the kind of girl who looked good from any angle
There never was a tune that wouldn't make her dance
Always played her records every time she had the chance
I got a feeling she's still that way
We're no longer in the 60's less you count our days
The steady drum for peace now sounds so away
But when you speak to her well you'd swear it's still that way
Now she never left the house without some flowers in her hair
Her peasant blouse was worn and wrinkled she didn't care
She'd hitch-hike down Montrose bringing food to a friend
A child of the 60's she'd be there 'till the end
I got a feeling she's still that way
We're no longer in the 60's less you count our days
The steady drum for peace now sounds so far away
But when you speak to her well you'd swear it's still that way
I saw her again she was a vision from the past
So much time had vanished it almost made me laugh
She still had on those sandals that embroidery on her blouse
She said if you are weary take repose at my house
Yes I've got a feeling she's still that way
We're no longer in the 60's less you count our days
The steady drum for peace now sounds so far away
But when you speak to her well you'd swear it's still that way
Yes if you would ever meet her you'd swear it's still that way
Peace and love be proud of the peace
