Nothing Could Have Stopped Us Back Then Anyway.. David Lee Roth
"Nothing Could Have Stopped Us Back Then Anyway" by David Lee Roth, released in 1994, is a #Rock anthem reflecting nostalgia for carefree youth and lost friendships. The lyrics convey themes of resilience and the unbreakable spirit of youth. Musically, it features energetic guitar riffs and catchy hooks, embodying Roth's flamboyant style. The song captures the essence of a bygone era, resonating with listeners who cherish their past.
We laughed, we cried
We threw the television off that balcony
That memory means so much to me
No doubt in me, I do believe that no one
Listens to both sides except the neighbors
Fine art of compromise, happy losing half of mine 'cause she'll lose her half later
First taste of being victim of the very songs I sing
Ended up with "Say goodbye" and "I hope I hear good things"
Walk away
Walk away
Nothing could have stopped us back then anyway
Rеmember when you safеty-pinned the tablecloth to my pants
And I stood up to the sound of dancing and the sound of our romance beginning?
Kicked out the restaurant to make the night complete
Six-pack and a happy meal on a park bench down the street
Dinner with Tennessee’s elite
"Once upon a time" is how a fairy tale sells it
"Sit down, you won't believe this shit" is how the trucker tells it
Strike up the band, hire the piper, we will pay
We threw the television off that balcony
That memory means so much to me
No doubt in me, I do believe that no one
Listens to both sides except the neighbors
Fine art of compromise, happy losing half of mine 'cause she'll lose her half later
First taste of being victim of the very songs I sing
Ended up with "Say goodbye" and "I hope I hear good things"
Walk away
Walk away
Nothing could have stopped us back then anyway
Rеmember when you safеty-pinned the tablecloth to my pants
And I stood up to the sound of dancing and the sound of our romance beginning?
Kicked out the restaurant to make the night complete
Six-pack and a happy meal on a park bench down the street
Dinner with Tennessee’s elite
"Once upon a time" is how a fairy tale sells it
"Sit down, you won't believe this shit" is how the trucker tells it
Strike up the band, hire the piper, we will pay
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