| They say the way I act is immature
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| Well don’t be mad at me because you’re feeling insecure
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| The only golf I ever tried to play was miniature
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| And when you ask me sign your boobs I smiley face my signature
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| But my parents raised me right, they were sticklers
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| And we don’t even fight, we’re like oil and some vinegar
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| Getting a job is like a pregnant woman giving birth
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| You’re trying to push me in the wrong direction and it fucking hurts
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| So most our friends already moved out of they mama’s cribs
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| I’m still throwing parties at my house, like Stifler
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| So if you go around and try to tell me how to live
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| I’mma take your girl and Mortal Kombat finish her
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| But when it’s done and the party shuts down
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| And the cops try to lay my ass on the ground
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| One day we might tell our kids, but until that day let’s live like this
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| My friends grew up, they never get drunk
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| They never wanna hang out late
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| They’re gonna get jobs, they’re gonna pay bills
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| They’re gonna get old and gray
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| I’ll never do that, I wanna stay young
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| Don’t wanna fit in, I wanna have fun
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| So if that’s okay, I don’t think I’m ever gonna act my age
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| And when it comes to getting older
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| No matter what I do, I’m never feeling like a grown up
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| People trying to make me change, you’d think there was a quota
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| Like there ain’t enough unemployed motherfuckers with diplomas
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| Everybody waiting 'round hoping that they blow up
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| But I’mma make it sooner, Oklahoma
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| I learned to be a player, make money like I’m an owner
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| These other rappers are so over the hill, word to Jonah
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| So if you see me in a restaurant, say hi to me
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| And if I ask you if you like my new shit, lie to me
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| Word to Tim Roth
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| And I don’t know if I fit in with your society
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| So chill, take a pill for anxiety and doze off
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| But when it’s late and you’re all alone
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| And you’re too damn drunk to be walking home
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| Then maybe you should call it quits
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| But until that day let’s live like this
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| My friends grew up, they never get drunk
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| They never wanna hang out late
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| They’re gonna get jobs, they’re gonna pay bills
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| They’re gonna get old and gray
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| I’ll never do that, I wanna stay young
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| Don’t wanna fit in, I wanna have fun
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| So if that’s okay, I don’t think I’m ever gonna act my age
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| Oh, it’s all good, it’s alright, it’s okay
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| We can live however we want
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| And there ain’t nobody that can get in our way
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| Oh, it’s all good, it’s alright, it’s okay
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| We gon' do whatever we want
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| Never gonna listen to a word you say
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| My friends grew up, they never get drunk
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| They never wanna hang out late
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| They’re gonna get jobs, they’re gonna pay bills
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| They’re gonna get old and gray
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| I’ll never do that, I wanna stay young
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| Don’t wanna fit in, I wanna have fun
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| So if that’s okay, I don’t think I’m ever gonna act my age
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| Act my age
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| Ever gonna act my, act my age |
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Act My Age, artist - Hoodie Allen. Album song People Keep Talking, in the genre Рэп и хип-хоп