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Artist: The Cleaners
Canonical path: /the-cleaners/to-grow-old
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To Grow Old
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To Grow Old
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Everything happen
When you choose between to stay or to leave
It's not so hard
It's the cycle of the life
And you cannot to deny
Now you have a pretty face
Nineteen years and time to waste
But, in the twinkle of an eye
The things can change and wouldn't
Because you don't want to grow
The life past so fast and we have to do what we want
Forget the beauty the riches and the stupid worths
And feel the pleasure of the life
To do the things with your heart
To do the things with your soul
No matter what you receive
You need to be who you are
The life is beautiful and you ask why?
Open your eyes and your heart look around
This is the truth and you can't to desroot
You're leaving this world tonight
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