God Bless Older Ladies
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God Bless Older Ladies
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If I could sing a million words
A million melodies
Could never sing a sweeter song
As you were to me
And I know you’ll always be
Still as sweet in memory to me
When, have you ever been
As sure as you were then
It was love when you gave in
Car, the bedroom was the car
We reached for the stars
On the wings of a guitar
God bless older ladies
For they made rock and roll
I said God bless, older ladies
For they made rock and roll
Time, I recall the time
Rothschild made the wine
Byron made the lines
White, the sheets were snowy white
In scented candle light
We loved away the night
God bless older ladies
For they made rock and roll
I said God bless older ladies
For they made rock and roll
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