Cyndi Lauper Jackson Simon Le Bon I put Eurythmics On Poppin' and Lockin' in the U.S.A Day Glo sweater tied around my neck Studded Denim Big Hair Acid Wash Rubik's Cube My Boom Box

You know it's alright I promise you tonight All you gotta do is Choose Life Got a little crush I just can't get enough of that stuff It's such a rush 1980 Me Got a little crush I just can't get enough of that stuff It's such a rush 1980 Me

Frosted Lipstick Parachute Pants Doc Martins Dead Can Dance Culture Club The Go Go's Pretty In Pink PacMan Asteroids Miami Vice Too early for Vanilla Ice Crimpin' The Poodle Perm And Blond Highlights

You know it's alright I promise you tonight All you gotta say is Have a nice day

Got a little crush I just can't get enough of that stuff It's such a rush 1980 Me Got a little crush I just can't get enough of that stuff It's such a rush 1980 Me Dance baby You know you're gonna have such a good time Welcome to 1980 Me Dance baby You know it's gonna be alright Welcome to 1980 Me

I wish that I could be eleven again That E.T was my friend You know that life was so simple then Times have changed Never be the same The memory remains And the melody inside my heart

You know it's alright No matter how it goes All you gotta do is just say no

Got a little crush I just can't get enough of that stuff It's such a rush 1980 Me Got a little crush I just can't get enough of that stuff It's such a rush 1980 Me Dance baby You know you're gonna have such a good time Welcome to 1980 Me Dance baby You know it's gonna be alright Welcome to 1980 Me


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    Good call Gabigs. His work is definately allll underrated. Especially here in Canada. No one knows about him anymore at all. Such a shame. Anyways, this song is awesome! I've always loved it, since the first time I ever heard it. I think it's just such a creative and expressive song. Listing some great memories, inspirations, and hilarious fads which are a part of growing up...

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