Look And Feel Years Younger
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Look And Feel Years Younger
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Broken arm and people always trying to spend my time
Collagen injections injected right into my mind
Everything's okay I'm just trying to act my age
Everything's okay I'm just trying to act my age
Yeah, I wanna know
Where the hell the days go
I wanna look and feel years younger, baby
I wanna look and feel years younger, baby
Crime scene in the mirror and it's clearer nearly every day
Plastic in my body telling me that I should smile and wave
Everything's okay I'm just trying to act my age
Everything's okay I'm just trying to act my age
Yeah, I wanna know
Where the hell the days go
I wanna look and feel years younger, baby
I wanna look and feel years younger, baby
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