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Golden Oldies

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Golden Oldies

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It was only just last Christmas

We decided we would drive

To add another little puppy

To our family tonight

Making lists and we were laughing

Too much bailey's over ice

I have the limits and you miss it

And now we're checking daily twice, yeah

We can talk when we get home

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

'Cause there are things I'd like to do before we get old

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

When I get you on your own, alone

And if you wanted to then

I'll show you to my room and we can get into tune

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh-oh

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh, yeah

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh-oh

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, God only knows

Oh, it is a big decision

I don't want to make it light

I can paint the old back bedroom

Blue and pink on different sides (oh-oh)

I can walk you down the aisle (oh-oh)

Oh, we'll get married in a rush (oh-oh)

You can tell me where to shove it (oh-oh)

Then a shove will come to push, yeah

We can talk when we get home

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

'Cause there are things I'd like to do before we get old

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

When I get you on your own, alone

And if you wanted to then

I'll show you to my room and we can get into tune

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh-oh

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh, yeah

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh-oh

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, God only knows

Want a chemical reaction (oh-oh)

Want make a little salt (oh-oh)

And I wanted to believe that (oh-oh)

I'm the one to rely on, yeah yeah yeah

Out working for your father (oh-oh)

Family business spraying cars (oh-oh)

You can stay at home and read us (oh-oh)

Playing games and saving jobs, why?

'Cause we can talk when we get home

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

'Cause there are things I'd like to do before we get old

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

When I get you on your own, alone

And if you wanted to then

I'll show you to my room and we can get into tune

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh-oh

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh, yeah

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, oh-oh

(Golden oldie, golden oldie)

Woohoo, God only knows

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