Lyrics I Wish I Was Eighteen Again - George Burns
At
a
bar
down
in
Dallas
An
old
man
chimed
in
And
I
thought
he
Was
out
of
his
head
Just
being
a
young
man
I
just
laughed
it
off
When
I
heard
what
That
old
man
had
said
He
said,
I'll
never
again
Turn
the
young
ladies
heads
Or
go
running
off
into
the
wind
I'm
three
quarters
home
From
the
start
to
the
end
And
I
wish
I
was
eighteen
again
I
wish
I
was
eighteen
again
And
going
where
I've
never
been
But
old
folks
and
old
oaks
Standing
tall
just
pretend
I
wish
I
was
eighteen
again
Now
time
turns
the
pages
And,
oh,
life
goes
so
fast
The
years
turn
the
Black
hair
all
grey
I
talked
to
some
young
folks
Hey,
they
don't
understand
The
words
this
old
man's
got
to
say
I
wish
I
was
eighteen
again
And
going
where
I've
never
been
But
old
folks
and
old
oaks
Standing
tall
just
pretend
I
wish
I
was
eighteen
again
Lord,
I
wish
I
was
eighteen
again
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3 The Old Fashioned Way
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6 Kids
7 I Wish I Was Eighteen Again
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9 As Time Goes By
10 Here's To My Friends
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15 The Only Way To Go
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