Getting Old
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Getting Old
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If they took away the fears
And allowed us what we have lived
So that we could face our present
For our past was not too pleasent
Now there's little more that we can give
And after having done it all
As everyone must do for sure
We could find a few things free
And the pesioners i.d. would open every door
Maybe then getting old
Would be more reasonable
A milder thing, a longer lasting fling
Maybe then getting old
Would be a smooth gentle progress
A finishing bliss, an ending with a kiss
If we all lived among friends
Who at least once in a while
Would just pass some words around
And would let us make some sound
Not make us look senile
Maybe then getting old
Would be more reasonable
A milder thing, a longer lasting fling
Maybe then getting old
Would be a smooth gentle progress A finishing bliss, an ending with a kiss.
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Whitehouse performs "Getting Old", and this lyric page sits inside the Whitehouse catalog on LyroVerse.
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