paroles de chanson 1964 - Blossom Caldarone

I didn't know any different
When I walked away from the car that day
You kissed my cheek, I sent a smile your way
You said, "Don't let anyone put that smile away"
As I skipped down the road feeling ever so old
Your throat went dry and your eyes went cold

I'm not a child anymore
And I really am sure
Please don't waste your tears
As I lock the front door
We don't listen to the radio
Just us two sat in the car alone
Talk about the newspaper
Have a whine and a moan

I'm not a child anymore
And I really am sure
You can't stop the world
With a medicinal cure
We don't listen to the radio
Just us two sat in the car alone
Talk about the newspaper
Have a whine and a moan
Because you know that my ten o'clock curfew is no more

Tell me that I act young, that I am so immature
Well, there are a few things that I won't mention at all
I know you think I don't know what I am doing
Well, I guess that you're right
I've spent my whole life blagging

Then you tell me I'm precocious
That I'm going way too fast
Well, I did leave home
It was never gonna last
But just because I don't watch musicals in bed
Doesn't mean I don't have the songs stuck in my head

I'm not a child anymore
And I really am sure
Please don't waste your tears
As I lock the front door
We don't listen to the radio
Just us two sat in the car alone
Talk about the newspaper
Have a whine and a moan

I'm not a child anymore
And I really am sure
You can't stop the world
With a medicinal cure
We don't listen to the radio
Just us two sat in the car alone
Talk about the newspaper
Have a whine and a moan
Because you know that my ten o'clock curfew is no more

The sights, the flashing lights
Parties and costumes, TFL nights
I know I can't control the past that be
But father, please listen
Just let go of me