[Chorus]
"Wait a minute, wait a minute
son
Don't do all the dumb things
I have done
Let me save you some time
let me give you a break."
But I said "No I wanna make
my own mistakes"
And I do.
In my teenage years you could
not make me admit
That my parents existed or
that they ever did
Like the time she and I were
lying on the floor
We were doing things I had
never done before
When all of a sudden there's
a light in the room
And they were home early they
were home too soon, they said
[Repeat Chorus]
In the summer in the woods
me and my friends got loose
On the wine I made from Welch's
grape juice
It was reddish brown ooze,
it bubbled in the cup
We all drank a quart and then
we all threw up
And though most of us were
better by the next day
My friend Jimmy heard his
old man say
[Repeat Chorus]
Some of us went to work, some
went on in school
Sometimes we must have acted
like such total fools
We were following gurus and
reading funny books
Talkin' mantras and chakras
and getting funny looks
At the Thanksgiving dinner
everybody's set to eat
And we said "it's really wrong
to eat meat," and they said
[Repeat Chorus]
Now we're growing older and
we've got wedding rings
We've got little babies, we've
got lots of other things
And we still want our children
to be better than us
Things have not changed all
that much
'Cause folks will always whisper
in their little boy's ear
And the child will pretend,
but he does not really hear us say
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