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LIKE IT USED TO BE

There's nothing like the old days, some how it just seems better than now. So much for the 21st century:

I remember back in the days when i was a little boy
The TV was always fun to watch, in fact it was all i ever wanted to do all day after school
There was a time when we got value for money
I remember when transport fare was five naira
I reminisce of the days when songs made sense and had meaning
I can never forget my friend and I fighting war battles with toy soldiers
Everyday I remember it just like it used to be.


I remember the days when electricity wasn't this bad
Once upon a time the Super eagles were a great team
There was a time when the word 'sex' was sacred
I cannot but remember Christmas growing up
I will never forget the day when Nigeria beat Brazil; A moment to be endeared
I remember the time the beach used to be a family affair
There was a time when Nigeria had integrity
I remember the days when life was a lot more fun and happy
Why can't we just go back in time, like it used to be.

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