Saturday morning and it's time to go
One day these could be the days but who could have known
Loading in the back of a pickup truck
Riding with the boys and pushing the luck
Singing songs loud on the way to the game
Wishing all the things could still be the same
Chinese home runs over the backstop
Kakua on the ball and soda pop well

We used to laugh a lot
But only because we thought
That everything good always would remain
Ain't nothing gonna change, there's no need to complain

Sunday morning and it's time to go
Been raining all night so everybody knows
Over to the field for tackle football
Big hits, big hats, yeah give me the ball
Rain is pouring, touchdown scoring
Keep on rolling, never boring
Karma, karma, karma chameleon
We're talking kinda funny from helium

We used to laugh a lot
But only because we thought
That everything good always would remain
Ain't nothing gonna change, there's no need to complain

Monday morning and it's time to go
Wet trunks and schoolbooks and sand on my toes
Do anything you can to dodge the bus-stop blues
Like driving a paddle with a burnt-out fuse
My best friend Kimmy wants to go with you
So meet her by the sugar mill after school
My best friend Kimmy wants to go with you
So meet her by the sugar mill after school

We used to laugh a lot
But only because we thought
That everything good always would remain
We used to laugh a lot
But only because we thought
That everything good always would
Everything good always would remain


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Mudfootball Lyrics as written by Jack Hody Johnson

Lyrics © Bubble Toes Publishing, REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING

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    i know this song makes many refrences to the north shore, but it is also about growin up and holdin on to memories whether its doin some wild crazy thing w/ ur friends or just hangin out doin nothin @ all, u will remember those times, and u do not realize it, but u can't hold on to these days together forever(u and ur friends), and the days just hangin out together are the days u will remember "One day these could be the days but who could have known" when jack says: "We used to laugh a lot But only because we thought That everything good always would remain Nothing's gonna change there's no need to complain" i think he means that when u r w/ ur friends u don't realize it but ur time together is swindling, and u keep tryin to tell urself that nothings ever goin to change, but it does change and someday u might drift apart, and u need to accept that and realize that, i know i am very young and jack points out to me that i need to cherish the time spent w/ my friends.

    mwyounginon September 01, 2002   Link

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