Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Splitsville
Canonical path: /splitsville/let-s-play-grown-up
Related lyric paths: 6
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Let's Play Grown Up
Read Let's Play Grown Up lyrics by Splitsville on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Let's Play Grown Up
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You used to play grown-up in
Your mother's old dress
Now you sit and wonder how your
Life became a mess
And some day you'll get used to it
Poor little dreamer with a naughty force of will
You misbehave, son, better getcha on that pill
And some day you'll get used to it
Just wait
It's fun to pretend
Then again, what a drag getting old
Pour out your memories from a bottle of gin
Wake in the morning feelin' miserable again
And some day you'll get used to it
Just wait. you'll get used to it
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