I didn't know whether to put this under music or television, so I put it here.

The tv show All in the Family has a famous theme song where the main character, Archie Bunker, and his wife sing a duet reminiscing about the good ole days (pre WWII.)

Link below. Ignore the stupid Thomas the Tank Engine crap and listen to the audio.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvHPmA0lUmU

The show was popular in the 70's, and featured the Bunkers, a conservative working class family who were comically behind the times. It was meant to strike a nerve with the progressive, politically correct direction that society was headed at the time.

Anyway, I reworked the lyrics to refer to the 90s. Check it out:

(Archie)Boy the way Nirvana played.
(Wife) And the way those dot coms paid.
(A) How Nintindo had it made.
(both)Those were the days.

(W) Gas was less than a BUCK then!
(A) Siendfeld rocked, and so did Friends!
(b) Mister we could use a man like William Clinton again.

(A) Didn't need no terror [alert] states.
(W) Stopped Iraq to save Kuwait.
(b) Gee that old Tercel ran great...
Those were the days.