Just for fun today - opening song lyrics

 What I am looking for:

Your favorite opening song lyrics without the video and without giving away the name of the song. Then the rest of us can guess at what the song is and you can guess at other's songs by their opening song lyrics.

Example, one of my faves:

Woke up this morning,
My dog was dead.
Someone disliked him
And shot him through the head.
Woke up this morning,
My cat had died.
I know I'll miss her,
Sat down and cried.
Came home this evening,
My hog was gone.
People here don't like me,
I think I'll soon move on.

OR another one:

And the sign says "long hair freaky people need not apply"So I put my hair under my hat and I went in to ask him whyHe said you look like a fine outstanding young man I think you'll doSo I took off my hat I said "Imagine that Huh Me working for you"

One other rule, please don't make the lyrics so obscure no one has heard of them, at least post the lyrics of a song we have a reasonable chance of guessing at 😏

We’ve laid the cables and the wires
We’ve split the wood and stoked the fires
We’ve lit our town so there is no
Place for crime to hide
Our little church is painted white
And in the safety of the night
We all go quiet as a mouse





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