You, you were on the road
Must have a cold
But you can get by

The story:

I was 10 the year of Woodstock. My brother, eight years' older,
played Woodstock fare constantly on his stereo. I didn't think
much of it at the time, but dozens of songs were implanted in
my memory. Come 1984, Walter Mondale used "Teach Your
Children" in a presidential campaign commercial. In front of
many hipper college friends, I questioned the choice of songs
and explained why the lyrics were weak for a campaign ad.
There were belly laughs in abundunce when I recited "Must have
a cold."