I know I’m getting
older;
The calendar can’t lie.
The years of staying out all night
Have simply passed me by.
The calendar can’t lie.
The years of staying out all night
Have simply passed me by.
My clothing still
looks youthful.
My energy’s not low;
Yet I’m not fooling anyone
And this is how I know:
My energy’s not low;
Yet I’m not fooling anyone
And this is how I know:
As soon as I step on
the train,
I’m offered up a seat.
It’s chivalrous, polite and kind
But also bittersweet.
I’m offered up a seat.
It’s chivalrous, polite and kind
But also bittersweet.
For even though I
will accept,
(A subway seat’s like gold.)
That person’s really telling me,
“Hey lady – you look old!”
(A subway seat’s like gold.)
That person’s really telling me,
“Hey lady – you look old!”
Though courtesy is
wonderful,
Please don’t misunderstand -
I’d rather blend into the crowd,
Quite happy just to stand.
Please don’t misunderstand -
I’d rather blend into the crowd,
Quite happy just to stand.
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