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Used To Be - Charlene/Stevie Wonder
Lyrics by：Ronald Norman Miller/Kenneth William Hirsch
Composed by：Ronald Norman Miller/Kenneth William Hirsch
Superman was killed in Dallas
There's no love left in the palace
Someone took the Beatle's lead guitar
Have another Chivas Regal
You're twelve years old and sex is legal
Your parents don't know where or who you are
Used to be the hero of the ballgame
Took the time to shake the loser's hand
Used to be that failure only meant you didn't try
In a world where people gave a d**n
Great big wars in little places
Look at all those frightened faces
But don't come here
We just don't have the room
Love thy neighbor's wife and daughter
Cleanse your life with holy water
You don't need to bathe we've got perfume
Used to be a knight in shining armor
Didn't have to own a shiny car
Dignity and courage were the measure of a man
Not the *** he needs to hide the scar
Oh woh woh woh oh woh
Can your teacher read
Does your preacher pray
Does your president have soul
Have you heard a real good ethnic joke today
Mama took her speed and daddy ran away
But you musn't lose control
Let's cut the class
I got some grass
The kids are wild we just can't tame 'em
Do we have the right to blame them
Fed them all our indecisions
We wrecked their minds with television
But what the hell they're too young to feel pain
Ohh
But I believe that love can save tomorrow
Ohh haa
Believe the truth can make us free
Someone tried to say it then we nailed him to a 'cross
I guess it's still the way it used to be
