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I don't want to grow old, age and see my face fold. I don't want my bones to brittle, and to remember so little. I don't want to grow old, my body used to the cold. I don't want to go grey, while the rest of me fades away. I don't want to grow old, where the shakes take hold. I don't want to be looked after, in a place with no laughter. But when I grow old, I'll enter the years of gold. I will watch my children, give me grandchildren, where I can experience youth once again.
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 1:53 PM UTC
Grow Old
I don't want to grow old, age and see my face fold. I don't want my bones to brittle, and to remember so little. I don't want to grow old, my body used to the cold. I don't want to go grey, while the rest of me fades away. I don't want to grow old, where the shakes take hold. I don't want to be looked after, in a place with no laughter. But when I grow old, I'll enter the years of gold. I will watch my children, give me grandchildren, where I can experience youth once again.
Just something I whipped up while I was pondering my 21st birthday coming up. I hate ageing, it's a small phobia I have. (01/05/2015)
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May 1, 2015
May 1, 2015 at 1:53 PM UTC
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