I always hear this song in commericals that tend to be for clothes or something with young people. Not sure of the artists, the era (could be anything from the 1960s to the 1990s but I'm leaning toward the seventies) or even all of the lyrics. But I could've sworn I heard it recently on the radio but I must have switched to a different station or was half asleep. But I've definately heard it in various commericals (at least it seems like a song that has played in several commericals) than I've heard it on radio.

I think the lyrics are:

"We are young,
We are free
.....
And we're all right"

It's a male vocalist. It's not even that I'm that big a fan of the song. It's just one of those things that it bugs me not to know. Any idea?

It's by a british 90's group called "Supergrass"

the lyrics you've put up are almost right

"We are young
we are free,
keep our teeth nice and cleen,
see our friends,
see the sights
feel alright"

The song's called 'Alright' i believe.

Babydubistzuschnell said:

That's the ticket. Thanks. Supergrass...sounds familar.