In 1996, the year that I was born.
Andrew nine, Aaron seven, Jason four, Jared almost two.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
Gasoline cost a dollar twenty-one when I was born.
A record blizzard and the wind blew,
In 1996, the year that I was born.
Eighty-six year old Great Grandmother tooted her horn.
Rejoicing were four other grandparents too.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
Reelected President Clinton his oath sworn,
Prince Charles and Princess Diana no longer say “I do.”
In 1996, the year that I was born.
On a plane to Minnesota with Mom and Dad one morn,
Daddy to Romania and Kazakhstan flew.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
Four big brothers no longer forlorn
Their life would be different they knew.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
In 1996, the year that I was born.
Andrew nine, Aaron seven, Jason four, Jared almost two.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
Gasoline cost a dollar twenty-one when I was born.
A record blizzard and the wind blew,
In 1996, the year that I was born.
Eighty-six year old Great Grandmother tooted her horn.
Rejoicing were four other grandparents too.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
Reelected President Clinton his oath sworn,
Prince Charles and Princess Diana no longer say “I do.”
In 1996, the year that I was born.
On a plane to Minnesota with Mom and Dad one morn,
Daddy to Romania and Kazakhstan flew.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
Four big brothers no longer forlorn
Their life would be different they knew.
My mother had a baby girl to adorn.
In 1996, the year that I was born.
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