Long Gone Days Lyrics

' Indiana wants me on my radio', what a wonderful day its been
The sunshine streaming through my dusty window
The children laughing in the street

Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen

She stood there bolder than the mid-day sun, she fades as the day draws in
Its hard to believe those Summers are gone
When the sun revolved around me

Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen

Mid July and school was so far from mind, a lazy Sunday running free
We'd walk for miles 'til the town was out of sight
Just the old man, the dogs and me

Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen

As sure as the trees will turn a shade of brown,
The Autumn chill will bite the skin
I dont think it ever rained in that sunny little town
Though I'm pretty sure sometimes it did

Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen
Long gone days I'm glad I seen

Whatever happened to...?
Where did the laughter go...?