| Song | (A Child's View Of) The Eisenhower Years |
| Artist | Al Stewart |
| Album | Sparks of Ancient Light |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| You’re on your way back home in a brand new station wagon | |
| A pile of rolling chrome, ten miles to the gallon | |
| Your mother puts her make-up on, you watch her crunch the gears | |
| It’s a child’s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| Your father knows what’s best, no one to upstage him | |
| He thinks he’s so well dressed, finds new things to outrage him | |
| Elvis on the television, G.I.s in Korea | |
| It’s a child’s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| I don’t mind the innocence so much | |
| In fact it’s charming | |
| The comedians have got a certain touch | |
| That’s quite disarming | |
| Even though the aliens from space | |
| Haunt the weekend matinees | |
| Super heroes keep the citizenry safe | |
| There’s a beep in the sky in 1957 | |
| A metal ball that flies through Soviet heaven | |
| Papers shout the headlines, politicians fan the fears | |
| It’s a child’s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| I don’t mind the innocence so much | |
| In fact it’s charming | |
| And the girls in their hoop skirts | |
| Have got a style that quite disarming | |
| Even thought the neighbourhood is new | |
| Everybody looks like you | |
| At the soda fountain and the school-yard too | |
| See the baseball fly out across the diamond | |
| Jimmy Jones and I, we’ve both got good timing | |
| To be born into a greased back world, | |
| All hips and teenage sneers | |
| It’s a child’s view of the Eisenhower years |
| You' re on your way back home in a brand new station wagon | |
| A pile of rolling chrome, ten miles to the gallon | |
| Your mother puts her makeup on, you watch her crunch the gears | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| Your father knows what' s best, no one to upstage him | |
| He thinks he' s so well dressed, finds new things to outrage him | |
| Elvis on the television, G. I. s in Korea | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| I don' t mind the innocence so much | |
| In fact it' s charming | |
| The comedians have got a certain touch | |
| That' s quite disarming | |
| Even though the aliens from space | |
| Haunt the weekend matinees | |
| Super heroes keep the citizenry safe | |
| There' s a beep in the sky in 1957 | |
| A metal ball that flies through Soviet heaven | |
| Papers shout the headlines, politicians fan the fears | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| I don' t mind the innocence so much | |
| In fact it' s charming | |
| And the girls in their hoop skirts | |
| Have got a style that quite disarming | |
| Even thought the neighbourhood is new | |
| Everybody looks like you | |
| At the soda fountain and the schoolyard too | |
| See the baseball fly out across the diamond | |
| Jimmy Jones and I, we' ve both got good timing | |
| To be born into a greased back world, | |
| All hips and teenage sneers | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years |
| You' re on your way back home in a brand new station wagon | |
| A pile of rolling chrome, ten miles to the gallon | |
| Your mother puts her makeup on, you watch her crunch the gears | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| Your father knows what' s best, no one to upstage him | |
| He thinks he' s so well dressed, finds new things to outrage him | |
| Elvis on the television, G. I. s in Korea | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| I don' t mind the innocence so much | |
| In fact it' s charming | |
| The comedians have got a certain touch | |
| That' s quite disarming | |
| Even though the aliens from space | |
| Haunt the weekend matinees | |
| Super heroes keep the citizenry safe | |
| There' s a beep in the sky in 1957 | |
| A metal ball that flies through Soviet heaven | |
| Papers shout the headlines, politicians fan the fears | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years | |
| I don' t mind the innocence so much | |
| In fact it' s charming | |
| And the girls in their hoop skirts | |
| Have got a style that quite disarming | |
| Even thought the neighbourhood is new | |
| Everybody looks like you | |
| At the soda fountain and the schoolyard too | |
| See the baseball fly out across the diamond | |
| Jimmy Jones and I, we' ve both got good timing | |
| To be born into a greased back world, | |
| All hips and teenage sneers | |
| It' s a child' s view of the Eisenhower years |