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You Used to Kiss the Girls lyrics

I see you singing like a camera
I see you staring from your mouth
I see you spittin' out your algebra
You think you've got it figured out

I saw you on American Bandstand
I saw you on the Mickey Mouse Club
I see your wife has a trash compactor
I see you holdin' two ticket stubs

I see you pushin' out your politics
I see you rifling the machine
I see you dressin' up your party chicks
Lipstick like convertible scenes

I didn't think that you were so much better
You just predicted all the fate in the world
But now you're sitting home, knitting sweaters
Tellin' stories to a three year old

You used to kiss the girls and make 'em cry
You used to be too young to die
You used to kiss the girls and make 'em cry
You used to kiss the girls, you used to kiss the girls

Now, you've got one wife, two kids, three cars
Four eyes, five suits, six mortgage, seven midnight deals
Lotsa time, lotsa cash, feed your son take out the trash
Do what you're told, you're gettin' old, we did not think you'd last

She only told you that the party was over
She didn't tell you that the bedroom was locked
And when she took your key and started up your motor
You should have taken that spin around the block

You used to kiss the girls and make 'em cry
You used to be too young to die
You used to kiss the girls and make 'em cry
You used to kiss the girls, you used to kiss the girls

You used to kiss the girls and make 'em cry
You used to be too young to die
You used to kiss the girls and make 'em cry
You used to be too young to die

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John Hiatt - Old People [Audio Stream]: "Old People" is off John Hiatt's latest album, 'Terms Of My Surrender.' - Available now. Buy it today via Amazon (http://amzn.to/1kgo5Jd) or iTunes (http://s... (video from YouTube)

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