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Years Young

from Foggy Gentlemen by Gnarwhalz

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Bring up some college kids
With beers enough to fill the kitchen fridge
I don't care how much it is
This one's on me

Hire up a four-piece band
From a far off foreign land
Hey kid, ain't this grand?
Let's have a ball

And drink them all!
And drink them all!
And drink them all!

Make me feel like a younger man
More worthy of your beach girl tan
Well it seems I'm too drunk to stand
Let's lie down for a while

I just need to be set free
Keg stand! Who will challenge me?
By now it should be plain to see
I'm still lot of fun

And just sixty years young!
And just sixty years young!
And just sixty years young!

But then the mariachi band
Started getting out of hand
With some girls who were much too young!

And the kids were all dismayed
At the scene the man made
When he was told to put away his gun!
'Cause that's not much fun!

Bring up some college kids!
Will someone tell me whose house this is?
I don't want to know what I did!
Just let me be!

Oh I know I’ve gotta go away!
Feed my dog for me every day!
I know that there's a time to play
And a time to run!

And just sixty years young!
And just sixty years young!!
And just sixty years young!!!

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from Foggy Gentlemen, released March 17, 2014

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