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| I Never Want To Grow Old |
| I never want to grow up and old. I wouldn't trade the past years for gold. I want to go back to the good ol' days, Where I can have my childish ways. I want to again play hide and seek, I wouldn't even mind if you peek. Clean or dirty, either one I would prefer, I just want things back the way they were. I want the card and clothes pin I like, That makes a motorcycle from a bike. I want to again play with with little hotwheel cars, And meet someone under the monkey bars. I want to again be afraid of the dark, And want to again chase squirrels in the park. Again must I play in the dirt and sand, And again must I conquer my own land. I want to again play the game Freeze Tag, And again want to carry that lunch bag. Again I want to run all day and skip, And even cry to mommy when I trip. You see? A child is never fake and never lies, But adults do stuff to look good in other's eyes. But you see, a child is unique and true, And will cheer you up when you're blue. There is no jealousy in a child's heart. They love everyone from the start. They have the biggest imaginations, That's one of earth's biggest sensations. |
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| Jeremy Davenport |