I was walking down the street
Looking at my feet
I didnt have no shoes
On the way to school
Looking at the fool
And everybody knew
But it was all right
cause my friends of mine
Knew I had a guitar
They knew I would play
Become a big star
And I would go so far
Remember the times
When I didnt have a dime
We remember the times
When I didnt have a dime
Those were the best days
Going down the street playing at the mall
On the cheap bikes
Looking for somebody to steel
Somebody to rob and somebody to fight
I didnt know my name as well
As I knew my friends
But I knew we were so cool
Everybody wanted to play by their own rules
We didnt go to school
Remember the time
When I didnt have a dime
I remember the times
When I didnt have a dime
Those were the best days
By the times I was 14 or 15
Trying to pass my driving test
The thing to do was to drive to school
cause I could never win for best dressed
I drove a raggedy car
To sneaking to the bars
Young boy life has no stress
Watching cartoon
And popping balloons
That was the best
Remember the times
When I didnt have a dime
I remember the times
When I didnt have a dime
Those were the best days
Lucy Pearl was an R and B supergroup formed in 1999 as the brainchild of former Tony! Toni! Tone! member Raphael Saadiq and D'Angelo. However, D'Angelo backed out of the group due to scheduling conflicts. The other members of Lucy Pearl were Dawn Robinson (Of En Vogue) and Ali Shaheed Muhammad (formerly of A Tribe Called Quest). They released their self-titled debut album Lucy Pearl in 2000. The album was a moderate success thanks to tracks like "Dance Tonight" and "You Got Me", which charted well on the R and B charts. The lineup of Lucy Pearl represented an interesting fusion of different musical styles, with influences from soul, funk, and hip hop.
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