If I told
you things I did before
Told you
how I used to be
Would you
go along with someone like me
GO ALONG: to
accompany [someone]. Can I go along? If you're going to the party, can I go
along?
If you knew
my story word for word
WORD FOR WORD: in the
exact words; verbatim. - I memorized the speech, word for word. I can't recall
word for word what she told us.
Had all of
my history
Would you
go along with someone like me
I did
before and had my share
It didn't
lead nowhere
I would go
along with someone like you
It doesn't
matter what you did
Who you
were hanging with
HANG WITH: to spend or
waste time with someone. - Dave spent the afternoon hanging with Don, and neither
one got anything done. I'm going down to the corner and hang with the guys.
We could
stick around and see this night through
STICK AROUND: to remain
nearby. - I think if you’ll stick around, you’ll get a seat sooner or later.
And we
don't care about the young folks
CARE ABOUT: to hold
someone or something dear; to prize someone or something. - I really care about
you. I care very much about my family.
Talkin'
'bout the young style
And we don't
care about the old folks
Talkin'
'bout the old style too
And we
don't care about their own faults
Talkin'
'bout our own style
All we care
'bout is talking
Talking
only me and you
Usually
when things has gone this far
People tend
to disappear
No one will
surprise me unless you do
I can tell
there's something goin' on
Hours seems
to disappear
Everyone is
leaving I'm still with you
It doesn't
matter what we do
Where we
are going too
We can
stick around and see this night through
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