Disraeli Years The Outfield
"Disraeli Years" by The Outfield, released in 1985, is a #Rock song that reflects themes of nostalgia, youth, and the passage of time. The lyrics convey a longing for simpler days and the complexities of growing up. Musically, it features catchy guitar riffs and upbeat melodies. The song captures the essence of 80s pop-rock culture, resonating with listeners' memories of adolescence.
Those were the days
The soundtrack to our lives
It's hard to explain
The way they made me feel
Music was loud and clear
There was a new frontier
Sadly it disappears
Cries for disraeli years
They were the times
A psychedelic moment
Tales of a man
Who sang of great ulysses
Music was loud and clear
There was a new frontier
Sadly it disappears
Cries for disraeli years
Flowers of evil
Mothеr natures potion
Silently screaming
In thеir own battalions
Music that had no fear
Conquering new frontiers
Sadly it disappears
Cries for disraeli years
The soundtrack to our lives
It's hard to explain
The way they made me feel
Music was loud and clear
There was a new frontier
Sadly it disappears
Cries for disraeli years
They were the times
A psychedelic moment
Tales of a man
Who sang of great ulysses
Music was loud and clear
There was a new frontier
Sadly it disappears
Cries for disraeli years
Flowers of evil
Mothеr natures potion
Silently screaming
In thеir own battalions
Music that had no fear
Conquering new frontiers
Sadly it disappears
Cries for disraeli years
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