Jennette McCurdy - Generation Love Lyrics
I found a picture of my motherIn her bell-bottom jeansFlowers in her hair,And two fingers up for peaceIn that Polaroid she smiled,A grown up baby boomerMaybe Mama walked down the wild sideWalkin' on the moonAnd what will they say about us?Well, I've heard stories about my grandpa,Child of The Great DepressionHow growin' up brokeCreates a deep and dark impressionHe sits in a rocker down at the veterans' homeEven when I go to visitHe's still rockin' all aloneAnd what will they say about us?They'll call us Generation LostOr Generation GreedOr the Connected Generation,To a plasma screenOr a Generation WhyEnough is not enoughOr maybe they'll call us Generation LoveGeneration LoveWe are children of divorceAnd victims of dysfunctionWe spell check of courseAnd GPS the proper junctionWe've gotten pretty good atShifting all the blameBut I think I hear an old songCalling my new nameGeneration LoveNot Generation LostOr Generation GreedOr the Connected GenerationTo a plasma screenOr a Generation WhyEnough is not enoughOr maybe they'll call us Generation LoveOh, Generation LoveAnd when they open up our time capsuleA hundred years from nowMaybe they'll look inside and see we figured outHow to live with less and give ourselves a way!(Or maybe they'll call us) Just maybe they'll call usGeneration Love, yeah, yeah, yeahWe are a brand new generation of love (Generation Love)We are a brand new generation of loveOh oh oh ohh (oh oh oh ohh) 
