| Song | Class Of '65 |
| Artist | Joe Walsh |
| Album | You Bought It - You Name It |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Walsh | |
| Well I got a letter from a high school friend | |
| Who I never really know that well, he wrote me | |
| And the mothball letter on a blue and white sweater | |
| From the Class of '65 got me planning, planning | |
| Standing in a room full of faces (in a room), | |
| I knew them all | |
| But I could not place the names with the faces | |
| Now converstaion makes me nervous | |
| I just smile and nod along | |
| When it comes to telling stories, | |
| I could go on and on | |
| I went downstars to straighten my tie | |
| Laid on a table | |
| I chance to pass by were some stories | |
| On some notebook paper from some high school friends | |
| And they all had tales to tell | |
| And they all sent pictures of their families | |
| And the stories read so well | |
| I just stood there and pretended | |
| I had something in my eye | |
| And the tears fell on the letters | |
| I had to, sorry we missed ya, maybe next time | |
| Tell everyone | |
| I said hi, hi | |
| From the Class of '65, hi | |
| From the Class of '65, hi |
| zuo ci : Walsh | |
| Well I got a letter from a high school friend | |
| Who I never really know that well, he wrote me | |
| And the mothball letter on a blue and white sweater | |
| From the Class of ' 65 got me planning, planning | |
| Standing in a room full of faces in a room, | |
| I knew them all | |
| But I could not place the names with the faces | |
| Now converstaion makes me nervous | |
| I just smile and nod along | |
| When it comes to telling stories, | |
| I could go on and on | |
| I went downstars to straighten my tie | |
| Laid on a table | |
| I chance to pass by were some stories | |
| On some notebook paper from some high school friends | |
| And they all had tales to tell | |
| And they all sent pictures of their families | |
| And the stories read so well | |
| I just stood there and pretended | |
| I had something in my eye | |
| And the tears fell on the letters | |
| I had to, sorry we missed ya, maybe next time | |
| Tell everyone | |
| I said hi, hi | |
| From the Class of ' 65, hi | |
| From the Class of ' 65, hi |
| zuò cí : Walsh | |
| Well I got a letter from a high school friend | |
| Who I never really know that well, he wrote me | |
| And the mothball letter on a blue and white sweater | |
| From the Class of ' 65 got me planning, planning | |
| Standing in a room full of faces in a room, | |
| I knew them all | |
| But I could not place the names with the faces | |
| Now converstaion makes me nervous | |
| I just smile and nod along | |
| When it comes to telling stories, | |
| I could go on and on | |
| I went downstars to straighten my tie | |
| Laid on a table | |
| I chance to pass by were some stories | |
| On some notebook paper from some high school friends | |
| And they all had tales to tell | |
| And they all sent pictures of their families | |
| And the stories read so well | |
| I just stood there and pretended | |
| I had something in my eye | |
| And the tears fell on the letters | |
| I had to, sorry we missed ya, maybe next time | |
| Tell everyone | |
| I said hi, hi | |
| From the Class of ' 65, hi | |
| From the Class of ' 65, hi |