| Old man time,
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| He’s so mean,
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| He’s the meanest man you’ve ever seen.
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| He gave me youth,
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| Then he took it away.
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| He took my curly hair,
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| And turned it grey.
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| He made me rich, he made me poor.
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| Oh, he’s mean.
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| Thats for sure.
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| All my dreams and all my schemes,
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| Don’t mean a thing.
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| He gave me beauty, charm and grace.
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| Then put wrinkles in my face,
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| That’s old man, old man time.
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| Old man time,
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| He’s so mean.
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| He’s the meanest man you’ve ever seen.
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| He gave me youth then took it away.
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| He took my curly hair and turned it grey.
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| He made me rich then poor.
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| Oh he’s mean, that’s for sure.
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| All my dreams and all my schemes,
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| Don’t mean a thing.
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| He gave me beauty, charm and grace.
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| Then put wrinkles in my face.
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| That’s old man, old man time.
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| Now some people call him arthiritis,
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| And others say bursitis.
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| But no matter what his name,
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| His game is still the same.
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| Don’t make me forget what I went to the store for, or what it was,
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| I used to chase those girls for.
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| That’s old man, old man time. |