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20-NOV-2013 Lisa

The Rolling Stones: 100 Years Ago

Well, it seemed about a hundred years ago
Now all my friends are wearing worried smiles
Living out a dream of what they was
Don't you think it's sometimes wise not to grow up?
Wend out walkin' through the wood the other day
Can't you see the furrows in my forehead?
What tender days, we had no secrets hid away
Now it seems about a hundred years ago
Now if you see me drinkin' bad red wine
Don't worry 'bout this man that you love
Don't you think it's sometimes wise not to grow up?

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Jola Dziubinska25-Nov-2013 23:24
Great keepsake, well presented. V.
cambraniz22-Nov-2013 19:41
Quel plaisir ces anciennes photos.... V
LynnH22-Nov-2013 11:52
I just love old sepia photos!!! Great idea.
Peter Sussex21-Nov-2013 21:12
This photo is so charming, greatly associated with the Stones' song. V
Blandine Mangin21-Nov-2013 08:34
une belle atmosphère d'autrefois ! v
larose forest photos21-Nov-2013 02:05
Love what you've done here. Nostalgia and memory for this great song. V
Janice Dunn21-Nov-2013 00:04
How wonderful to have this lovely photos of them both
Stephanie20-Nov-2013 22:51
Fabulous presentation Lisa! What will life be 100 years from now???
wernere0120-Nov-2013 21:41
How things have changed within 100 years. A great treasure!
J. Scott Coile20-Nov-2013 21:33
Perfect for this song! WELL PRESENTED.
Terry Sprague20-Nov-2013 20:56
Lovely old photo for the tune! V
Janet Donnelly20-Nov-2013 20:44
A wonderful keepsake ........ interesting to see the wedding attire of the day.
Chris20-Nov-2013 19:51
Your great grandparents perhaps? A lovely keepsake.
Linda Matta20-Nov-2013 19:49
This is excellent. I love old family photos!
Ray :)20-Nov-2013 18:09
What a treasure.

I wonder if they ever pondered what life would be like 100 years hence?
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