Don't Let The Old Man In
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Don't Let The Old Man In
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Don't let the old man in
I wanna leave this alone
Can't leave it up to him
He's knocking on my door
I knew all of my life
That someday it would end
Get up and go outside
Don't let the old man in
Many moons I have lived
My bodies weathered and worn
Ask yourself how old would you be
If you didn't know the day you were born
Try to love on your wife and stay close to your friends
Toast each sundown with wine
Don't let the old man in
Don't let the old man in
Many moons I have lived
My bodies weathered and worn
Ask yourself how old would you be
If you didn't know the day you were born
He rides up on his horse
You feel that cold bitter wind
Look out your window and smile
Don't let the old man in
Look out your window and smile
Don't let the old man in
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