Let's Be Grown Up Too
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Let's Be Grown Up Too
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"Darling, darling"
That's a grown-up word
"Sweetheart, loved one"
Words I've often heard
When his girl is near
A grown-up
Calls her "dear"
Or anything
Except her name
Then he holds her hand
It's hard to understand
I guess it's just
A grown-up game
Dat-da-da-da-dat
Kisses, kisses
Those are grown-up too
Kisses, caresses
Make me think of you
That's how
Grown-ups explain
And they should know
What's best
So that's
What I suggest we do
Do-we-do-we-do
Darling, darling
Let's be grown-up
Too
Let's be grown-up
Too
Let's be grown-up
Too
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Ray Conniff performs "Let's Be Grown Up Too", and this lyric page sits inside the Ray Conniff catalog on LyroVerse.
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