Stepping On Lego
My mama said
It seems like yesterday when you learned to walk during our holiday
To me you know it seems like sometimes I'm still learning how to speak
Now they are asking all these
Funny questions like where
I see myself in 10 years
I wanna be stepping on lego barefoot on a messy floor
Playing with my brother and his plastic dinosaurs
Screaming: "Daddy save me there's a spider in my room"
I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
No, I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
My grandma said
My father always wanted to keep being a kid
Strange that if he had, you know
I would have not existed
Now they are asking all these
Scary questions like where
I see myself in 10 years
I wanna be stepping on lego barefoot on a messy floor
Playing with my brother and his plastic dinosaurs
Screaming: "Daddy save me there's a spider in my room"
I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
No, I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
But ain't it alright to grow up if
Everybody does and even my parents did
Ain't it alright to grow up if
Everybody does and I don't wanna miss my own kids
Stepping on lego barefoot on a messy floor
Playing in the mud with plastic dinosaurs
Screaming: "Daddy save me there's a spider in my room"
I'll tell them it's alright I grew up too
I'll tell them it's alright I grew up too
I'll tell them it's alright I grew up too
It seems like yesterday when you learned to walk during our holiday
To me you know it seems like sometimes I'm still learning how to speak
Now they are asking all these
Funny questions like where
I see myself in 10 years
I wanna be stepping on lego barefoot on a messy floor
Playing with my brother and his plastic dinosaurs
Screaming: "Daddy save me there's a spider in my room"
I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
No, I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
My grandma said
My father always wanted to keep being a kid
Strange that if he had, you know
I would have not existed
Now they are asking all these
Scary questions like where
I see myself in 10 years
I wanna be stepping on lego barefoot on a messy floor
Playing with my brother and his plastic dinosaurs
Screaming: "Daddy save me there's a spider in my room"
I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
No, I don't feel ready to grow up this soon
But ain't it alright to grow up if
Everybody does and even my parents did
Ain't it alright to grow up if
Everybody does and I don't wanna miss my own kids
Stepping on lego barefoot on a messy floor
Playing in the mud with plastic dinosaurs
Screaming: "Daddy save me there's a spider in my room"
I'll tell them it's alright I grew up too
I'll tell them it's alright I grew up too
I'll tell them it's alright I grew up too
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Writer(s): Elisabeth Feuerstein
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