When I Was Younger
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When I Was Younger
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All trees were greener and oceans were deeper
Peaches were sweeter and I was younger
When I was younger summer was longer
And winter was colder and there is no fall
That I can recall and I was younger
My world was so big and kisses were magic
Skin felt like velvet and I was younger
When I was younger words could be music
And my lips were so sweet but I did not know
Oh why didn't I know when I was younger
I still see beauty when it's around me
In deep deep oceans, in fresh emotions
My lips are still sweet, my words are music
And I am younger, I'm so much younger
I'm always younger than I will ever be again
I'm always younger than I will ever be again
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