Sweet Old Fashioned Goodness

Nostalgic Echoes: Embracing Sweet Old Fashioned Goodness
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Lyrics

Wind chimes in a weeping willow

Describes the presence of wind chimes in a weeping willow, setting a peaceful and nostalgic scene.

Biscuits light as feather pillows

Compares biscuits to feather pillows, emphasizing their lightness and likely referring to comfort.

At Mama's house

References a comforting atmosphere at Mama's house.

Sunday morning kids a squirming

Describes a lively Sunday morning with restless children.

Thank the preacher for the sermon

Mentions expressing gratitude to the preacher for the sermon.

As you're walking out

Implies leaving the church after the sermon.

Sweet old fasing goodness

Emphasizes the theme of traditional, nostalgic goodness.

Old man comes out and pumps your gas

Depicts an old man providing service by pumping gas and sharing friendly conversation.

Tells a joke while he cleans your glass

Highlights the interaction with the old man and his humorous attitude while cleaning glass.

And says thatk you friend

Expresses gratitude from the old man.

Grab a cup of sugar from your neighbor

Suggests a sense of community by borrowing sugar from a neighbor.

Honor roll made the morning paper

Celebrates a child's academic achievement making it to the honor roll.

Cut it out again

Indicates preserving the achievement by cutting it out of the newspaper.

Sweet old fashion goodness

Reiterates the theme of traditional, nostalgic goodness.


We don't need no bureaucrats

Rejects the need for bureaucratic or scientific solutions to societal problems.

No scientists or diplomats

Emphasizes simplicity in figuring out what the world needs.

To help us figure out what this world needs

Further stresses the rejection of complex solutions.

Just sweet old fashion goodness

Reiterates the desire for sweet old-fashioned goodness as a solution to world needs.


He says have you met my young bride

Introduces the speaker's young bride and their long-lasting marriage since 1949.

We got married back in '49

Provides the year of marriage, reinforcing the longevity of the relationship.

She ain't changed at all

States that the bride has remained unchanged over the years.

There's a nervous boy on the front poarch waiting

Describes a nervous boy waiting on the porch while the girl's father sets rules for dating.

While the daddy of the girl hes been dating

Depicts the father asserting authority and expectations for the girl's suitor.

Lays down the law

Conveys a sense of traditional values and parental guidance.

Sweet old fashion goodness

Reiterates the theme of traditional, nostalgic goodness.


We don't need no bureaucrats

Repeats the rejection of bureaucratic, scientific, or diplomatic solutions.

No scientists or diplomats

Restates the preference for simple, old-fashioned goodness in addressing world needs.

To help us figure out what this world needsd

Emphasizes the rejection of external interventions in figuring out what the world needs.

Just sweet old fashion goodness

Reiterates the theme of seeking sweet old-fashioned goodness for solutions.


Nothin' but sweet old fashion goodness

Concludes by emphasizing the central theme of sweet old-fashioned goodness.

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