Another Golden Oldie Night for Wendy Songtext
von England Dan & John Ford Coley
Another Golden Oldie Night for Wendy Songtext
Tuning the radio station to station in search of a song she remembers
She settles at last on a blast from the past, dedicated to Johnny from Linda
And time keeps rolling onward toward a brand-new day
While up in Wendy′s room it moves the other way
Back when living was easy and love was a phone call away
Another golden oldie night for Wendy
She's listening to the radio
She dreams her way back to the boy who loved her so long ago
Only the glow from the dial on the radio shines in the room where she′s laying
She closes her eyes as she peacefully flies far away where the music is playing
And then she sees the boy and he holds her tenderly
They kiss and once again sweet Wendy is sixteen
And she doesn't really care at all what tomorrow will bring
Another golden oldie night for Wendy
She's listening to the radio
She dreams her way back to the boy who loved her so long ago
Another golden oldie night
Now she′s driving with the boy down the open road with the top down back in ′64
She says, "I must've dozed off but now I′m awake, I dreamed about 1978
I was thirty years old living all alone, and I heard our song on the radio"
Well the boy reaches over, turns the volume up
He says "It's playing now baby, it must′ve woke you up"
Then they played on into the city lights, driving on a golden oldie night for Wendy
She settles at last on a blast from the past, dedicated to Johnny from Linda
And time keeps rolling onward toward a brand-new day
While up in Wendy′s room it moves the other way
Back when living was easy and love was a phone call away
Another golden oldie night for Wendy
She's listening to the radio
She dreams her way back to the boy who loved her so long ago
Only the glow from the dial on the radio shines in the room where she′s laying
She closes her eyes as she peacefully flies far away where the music is playing
And then she sees the boy and he holds her tenderly
They kiss and once again sweet Wendy is sixteen
And she doesn't really care at all what tomorrow will bring
Another golden oldie night for Wendy
She's listening to the radio
She dreams her way back to the boy who loved her so long ago
Another golden oldie night
Now she′s driving with the boy down the open road with the top down back in ′64
She says, "I must've dozed off but now I′m awake, I dreamed about 1978
I was thirty years old living all alone, and I heard our song on the radio"
Well the boy reaches over, turns the volume up
He says "It's playing now baby, it must′ve woke you up"
Then they played on into the city lights, driving on a golden oldie night for Wendy
Writer(s): Dennis Linde Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com