Not Old Enough
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Not Old Enough
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I think you've caught my sadness
You've been feeling so sad
I think you've caught my problems
You've been getting really mad
I'm not old enough to feel love
But I want to marry her
I'm not old enough to be myself
Be with people I prefer
I'm not old enough to go anywhere
Go to places I don't like
I'm not old enough to grow my hair
Without being so overly compared
So bury me at 12:15
Just let me sleep, just let me sleep
I'm not old enough to colour myself
Leave a scar, leave some ink
I'm not old enough to make my own decisions
Let myself become the one who has to think
So bury me at 12:15
Just let me sleep, just let me sleep
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Richard Orofino performs "Not Old Enough", and this lyric page sits inside the Richard Orofino catalog on LyroVerse.
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