Sixteen Again
Lyrics
If we were sixteen again
We'd still be playing baseball
Mixing Big Red and Red Man
On the left side of the infield
And both D'Amico sisters
Would be sitting in the bleachers
And we'd ask them to the movies
Instead of acting like two big deals
My friend, if we were sixteen again
If we were sixteen again
I'd suggest we study harder
Maybe be a little smarter
And not so hell-bent
Drink a few more Sun-Drops
Leave the Mad Dog to the winos
Ride around with our shirts off
Man, we looked good back then
Old friend, if we were sixteen again
If we were sixteen again
I guess, we thought we'd live forever
Thought we'd always be together
And things would never change, oh, no
If we were sixteen again
Well, I'd have stood up to you
Told you, you weren't drivin'
Took your keys and drove you home
And I'd tell you that I loved you
Like you were my own brother
And I'd be talking to you now
Instead of this headstone
Old friend, if we were sixteen again
If we were sixteen again
Writer(s): JIMMY MELTON, NEAL COTY, PHILLIP WHITE
Copyright(s): Lyrics © MELANIE HOWARD MUSIC, INC., BMG Rights Management, Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
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