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To my old young woman (hard​-​headed version)

from You're in for a Good Time: 21 Songs 2009​-​2012 by Steve Fitch

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From the album "An Hour off Your Life" (2011)

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TO MY OLD YOUNG WOMAN

We'd go to a restaurant if you'd wanna,
or hang-out in your room and listen to Madonna,
or go out trick-or-treating for sexual favors,
and other age-inappropriate behaviors.

I'd forget that I was dealing with a kid –
you didn't waste my time, I did.

I'd sit there patiently while you'd gossip,
and pretend to ignore things that you'd let slip.
You'd never ask about your present company;
but I feared what you'd tell others about me.

Although I knew everything you'd kept hid –
you didn't waste my time, I did.

Even if though miss you,
I'm glad you're gone for good;
I never want to hear from you again,
but wish that I would.

Your moods would change like morning, noon and night;
I wouldn't respond, and you'd pull stunts in spite.
I'd put up with it, and can't remember how;
someone else has to deal with you now.

My love cost you nothing; you sold yours for the highest bid.
I didn't waste your time, but you did.

(Little Girl – Hot Chick – His Wife – Old Woman . . .)

© 2011 Steve Fitch
Published by My Music by Me Music (BMI)

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from You're in for a Good Time: 21 Songs 2009​-​2012, released September 28, 2012
Music, lyrics & recording © 2012 Steve Fitch;
published by My Music by Me Music (BMI).

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