It Was Labour Day Weekend, I Was Seventeen,
I Bought A Coke And Some Gasoline,
And I Drove Out To The County Fair.
When I Saw Her For The First Time,
She Was Standin' There In That Ticket Line,
And It All Started Right Then And There,
Oh A Sailers Sky Made A Perfect Sun Set,
And That's A Day I'll Never Forget

I Had A Barbeque Stain On My White T-shirt,
She Was Killin' Me In That Mini Skirt,
Skippin' Rocks On The River By The Railroad Tracks,
She Had A Sun Tan Line And Red Lipstick,
I Worked So Hard For That First Kiss,
And A Heart Don't Forget Somethin' Like That

It Was Five Years Later On A South Bound Plane I Was,
Headin' Down To New Orleans,
To Meet Some Friends Of Mine For The Mardi Gras,
When I Heard A Voice From The Past,
Comin' From A Few Rows Back,
And When I Looked, I Couldn't Believe Just I What Saw,
She Said I Bet You Don't Remember Me,
And I Said, Only Every Other Memory

I Had A Barbeque Stain On My White T-shirt,
You Were Killin' Me In That Mini Skirt,
Skippin' Rocks On The River By The Railroad Tracks,
You Had A Sun Tan Line And Red Lipstick,
I Worked So Hard For That First Kiss,
And A Heart Don't Forget Somethin' Like That

Like An Old Photograph Time Could Make Us Feel In Pain,
But The Memory Of The First Love, Never Fades Away

I Had A Barbeque Stain On My White T-shirt,
She Was Killin' Me In That Mini Skirt,
Skippin' Rocks On The River By The Railroad Tracks,
She Had A Sun Tan Line And Red Lipstick,
I Worked So Hard For That First Kiss,
And A Heart Don't Forget Noooo, A Heart Don't Forget,
I Said A Heart Don't Forget Somethin' Like That

Oh Like Somethin' Like That