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Older Than You

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[Intro] [Verse 1] I tell you, child, I am quite old. When I was young, the TV cold was from the night to darkness came the next day. And there was no game. [Verse 2] The games we made by ourselves. We played the cowboys, we played elfs, and sherifs and their deputies in those games were the sanities. [Chorus] We knew how slingshot one invents. An ice cream costed twenty cents. You see, a revolution you are child and proper outcome to. [Instrumental] [Verse 3] The fire I tamed by the age of five. The ice was my next stage. The bow and arrow I did make at six. And then I rowed the lake. [Verse 4] My mother’s bicycle I rolled with helmet not and not controlled. A playground no-where to be found, we found excitements all around. [Chorus] We knew how slingshot one invents. An ice cream costed twenty cents. You see, a revolution you are child and proper outcome to. [Outro] The thing is, now it is like safe. When I was six, I handled knife. And it is good not to be grown up early, – being on one’s own.