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Artist: Harry Connick Jr
Canonical path: /connick-harry-jr/just-a-boy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Just a boy
Read Just a boy lyrics by Harry Connick Jr on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Just a boy
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The last days in May
Before summer lay claim
Back in the school yard
We made up a game
Now is always
Is always the same
Too bad always always ends
[Chorus:]
I remember
I remember when
But I was just
Just a boy
Then
Innocent envy
Without compromise
Recommendations
All ill advised
Tall tales
And little white lies
The truth had to bend
[Chorus]
Now that we're tall
And all grown
A house a car
Lives of our own
We put off
But we can't postpone
The way we become men
[Chorus]
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