This is a tale along the coast
I can't begin to tell you
Which part can stab at me the most
From right on Baghdad by the bay
To San Diego county
Two souls find different ways to boast
She(ee) breathes
She's found a new lease on life
He(ee) rolls up his sleeves
His dreams call for war drum and fife
He rarely acted on a whim
Went off to be a doctor
He kept his sweating at the gym
And with his elbows on his desk
and working all night till the dawn
He wonders if she thinks of him
And he thinks no(oo)
He must be a distant memory
He doesn't know(oo)
How she could behave so airily
But maybe one day
When they're a little older
She'll calm down
And he'll be a little bolder
And by some chance they'll meet again
Then he'll ask her, "How are you, old friend?"
They both had traveled from the heart
Of pax americana
Their dreams then made them drift apart
And though they both were western bound
Their distance was only greater
As far as Bacon to Descartes
He(ee) sighs
It'll be another working night
She(ee) opens her eyes
Her ennui drowns out the morning light
She gave her life another chance
Free love was in her ethos
Where she could finally advance
And as she walks around the town
And passes Towers, Iv'ry
She wonders if he missed her glance
And she thinks no(oo)
He must never want to reunite
She doesn't know(oo)
How he could have come to be uptight
But maybe one day
When they're a little older
she'll calm down
And he'll be a little bolder
And by some chance they'll meet again
Then she'll ask him, "How are you, old friend?"
Their ways are far too different
Their views are far too different
On the whole, they're glad they're not together
Their paths are far too different
Their goals are far too different
There's the chance they've said goodbye forever
But maybe one day
When they're a little older
she'll calm down
And he'll be a little bolder
And by some chance they'll meet again
They'll ask each other, "How are you, old friend?"
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