YOUNG FOLKS

◆If I told you things, I did before, Told you who I used to be, ◆Would you go along with someone like me? ◆If you knew my story word for word, Had all of my history, ◆Would you go along with someone like me? ●Heard it 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, ●We could stick around and see this night through. ◆●And we don't care about the young folks, ◆●Talking 'bout the young style, ◆●And we don't care about the old folks, ◆●Talking 'bout the old style too. ◆●And we don't care about our own folks, ◆●Talking 'bout our own stuff, ◆●All we care about is talking, Talking only me and you. ●Usually when things have gone this far, People tend to disappear, ●No-one will surprise me unless you do. ◆I can tell that something's going on, Hours seem to disappear, ◆Everyone is leaving, I'm still with you. ◆●It doesn't matter what we do, Where we are going to, ◆●We could stick around and see this night through. ◆●And we don't care about the young folks, ◆●Talking 'bout the young style, ◆●And we don't care about the old folks, ◆●Talking 'bout the old style too. ◆●And we don't care about our own folks, ◆●Talking 'bout our own stuff, ◆●All we care about is talking, ◆●Talking only me and you. ◆●And we don't care about the young folks, ◆●Talking 'bout the young style, ◆●And we don't care about the old folks, ◆●Talking 'bout the old style too. ◆●And we don't care about our own folks, ◆●Talking 'bout our own stuff, ◆●All we care about is talking, Talking only me and you. ◆●Talking only me and you. ◆●Talking only me and you. ◆●Talking only me and you.