Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sunbeam Sound Machine
Canonical path: /sunbeam-sound-machine/getting-young
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Getting Young
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Getting Young
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So, I know
I was five years old
Truth be told
I was scared to grow
Come to me
Lay me down
Take my hand
Show me how
So, I know
I was five years old
Truth be told
I was scared to grow
Now I'm sure
That's when I knew more
Take me back to nineteen ninety-five
Take me back to nineteen ninety-four
Take me back to nineteen ninety-three
Take me back to nineteen ninety-two
Take me back to nineteen ninety-one
Take me to the place where I came from
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Sunbeam Sound Machine performs "Getting Young", and this lyric page sits inside the Sunbeam Sound Machine catalog on LyroVerse.
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