The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over

JOHN E PRINE, STEVE GOODMAN

Back in 1899
When everyone was singing auld lang syne
A century took a long
Long time for every boy and girl
Now there's only one thing that
I'd like to know
Where did the 20th century go
I'd swear it was here just a minute ago

All over this world

And now the 20th century is almost over
Almost over, almost over
The 20th century is almost over

Does anyone remember the great depression
I read all about it in true confession
I'm sorry I was late
For the recording session
But somebody put me on hold
Has anybody seen my linoleum floors
Petroleum jelly, and two world wars
They got stuck in the revolving doors

The winter's getting colder
Summer's getting hotter
Wishing well's wishing for another
Drop of water
And mother earth's blushing because
Somebody caught her
Making love to the man in the moon
Tell me how you're going to keep
Them down on the farm
Now that outer space has lost it's charm
Somebody set off a burglar alarm
And not a moment too soon because
Old father time has got his toes tapping
Standing in the window
Grumbling and a rapping
Everybody's waiting for something to happen
Tell me if it happens to you
The judgment day is getting nearer
There it is in the rear view mirror
If you duck down I could see a little clearer

Trivia about the song The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over by Johnny Cash

When was the song “The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over” released by Johnny Cash?
The song The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over was released in 1980, on the album “Rockabilly Blues”.
Who composed the song “The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over” by Johnny Cash?
The song “The Twentieth Century Is Almost Over” by Johnny Cash was composed by JOHN E PRINE, STEVE GOODMAN.

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