| I was having a cup of coffee, listening to the morning news |
| And outside, I heard the mailman drive up, like he does every morning |
| So I went outside to meet him, he handed me mostly bills, like he does every |
| morning |
| But then the mascot caught my eye from dear old Central High |
| My graduating class will get together in July |
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| For a class reunion |
| Has it been that long? |
| It's my class reunion |
| Hail to our school |
| Hail Central High |
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| I wonder how the gang is doing now |
| I can't wait to see 'em |
| I wonder too 'bout that girl I never knew |
| And dreamed of secretly though she never noticed me |
| It doesn't matter now, but I wonder if she'll be |
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| At the class reunion |
| Toast the past we knew |
| It's my class reunion |
| Here's to our school |
| Old Central High |
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| In the middle of July, my memories and I |
| Hit the hometown |
| Then I walked in to a dark, deserted gym |
| Did I read the letter right? Is this the time, the place, the night? |
| Then a familiar face stepped in underneath the exit light |
| That girl I never knew smiled nervously and said |
| "I sent one invitation, hoping we could finally meet" |
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| What a class reunion |
| Can I dance with you? |
| What a class reunion |
| Here's to me and you |
| And old Central High |
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