ERF Theme song!!!

Mirandagrate

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• Sep 22, 2011

• #1

I used to listen to this song as a kid (in the 80's) all the time and it's funny how I really relate to it now that I have 3 RF kiddos in my SUV. I've been searching for it for a while and finally found it! (broke the link between youtube)
http://www.you tube.com/watch?v=mPJT8Tbtrwo

 

canadiangie

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• Sep 22, 2011

• #2

Ok that's too cool! Someone must use that song for an ERF video.

 

Mirandagrate

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• Sep 22, 2011

• #3

I agree!!!

 

ketchupqueen

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #4

Link is broken there, here it is:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPJT8Tbtrwo"]Alan Root Robertson - Backwards in the Back - YouTube[/ame]

 

Mirandagrate

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #5

I broke it on purpose-sorry! I am also on another forum that doesn't allow unbroken links. sorry!

 

tjham

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #6

Mirandagrate said:

I used to listen to this song as a kid (in the 80's) all the time and it's funny how I really relate to it now that I have 3 RF kiddos in my SUV. I've been searching for it for a while and finally found it!

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That is great! I wonder what the context was in the 80's?

 

ketchupqueen

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #7

Uh, remember those rear-facing seats in the back of station wagons, with lap belts? Yeah... LOL.

(Except it was the 90s, not 80s, since it was released in 1992, according to the publisher?)

 

Mirandagrate

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #8

ketchupqueen said:

Uh, remember those rear-facing seats in the back of station wagons, with lap belts? Yeah... LOL.

(Except it was the 90s, not 80s, since it was released in 1992, according to the publisher?)

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oops, yeah.. I was still young in the 90's too... I turned 10 in 91

 

canadiangie

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #9

ketchupqueen said:

Uh, remember those rear-facing seats in the back of station wagons, with lap belts? Yeah... LOL.

(Except it was the 90s, not 80s, since it was released in 1992, according to the publisher?)

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Eh, my neighbor's Ford Taurus wagon had lap/shoulder belts in the rear faced 3rd row.

 

ketchupqueen

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #10

Yeah, that was the minority though.

It could also refer to riding on a train... would explain the "wheels stay on track" line.

 

ketchupqueen

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #11

Mirandagrate said:

oops, yeah.. I was still young in the 90's too... I turned 10 in 91

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You're older than me... I turned 10 in 93.

 

Mirandagrate

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #12

ketchupqueen said:

You're older than me... I turned 10 in 93.

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I am blowing raspberries at the computer as HARD AS I CAN!!! LOL

 

ketchupqueen

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #13

:duck:

 

lourdes

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #14

That's just to funny!! It's like custom made!!!!

 

libranbutterfly

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #15

That is a cool song!

and I turned ten in 94........

 

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Jennee

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #16

I just saw a couple girls sitting rear facing with lap/shoulder belts in the back of a vehicle last month. I wondered how safe it was.

oh and I was 10 in 1990

 

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southernveg

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #17

tjham said:

That is great! I wonder what the context was in the 80's?

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It seems to me like he is talking about riding in the bed of the truck. He said something about wind in his face and he is sitting in the back of a truck on the cover.

But, no one has to know that. Lol. Super cute song!

 

Mirandagrate

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #18

I wondered about it being the bed of a truck, or maybe a train? because he says "as long as the wheels stay in the tracks"...? still thought it was cute for RF.

 

Irishmama

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #19

Oh, he's totally talking about a pickup...the line about some like shotgun, the wheel, or the middle. The wheels in the track I think is referring to the ruts on a country dirt road. Good song! Thanks for sharing!

 

SAHDADDY

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• Sep 23, 2011

• #20

love it, i turned 10 in the end of 92