Wiccopee
Yes, I remember the days of my youth
So quick spent and so fast gone by,
I sit in the silence and stare into space
Hearing my aching heart cry
For Wiccopee.
All the friends I remember,
There's none I've forgot
Though many a year's passed us by,
Oh those days of our laughter and freedom and fun,
Days I look back on and sigh
For Wiccopee
Now who would have known these years agone
What it'd mean to say
"I'm going down to Darby's General Store,"
And who would have known these years agone
What I'd give to be
Walking down Route 52 once more.
Run through the cornfields or down by the stream
Roaming wherever we'd please,
Me and the Schlaffers would swing through the trees
There was dinosaur scent on the breeze
In Wiccopee
Or take a run down to Fishkill to the Busy Bee
Buy me a Birds of the World
Go past that avenue known as Shirley
Dream of that truck-namin' girl
And Wiccopee
Now who would have known these years agone
What it'd mean to say
"I'm going down to Darby's General Store"
And who would have known these years agone
What I'd give to be
Walking down Route 52 once more.
Cause even in the pouring rain it's where I'd rather be
See in my heart the sun is always shining on Wiccopee.
I say the sun is always shining in Wiccopee.
You know the sun is always shining in Wiccopee.