Everybody's older than someone
bruce mckinney
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Story behind the song
I just like older women
Lyrics
Older Women
I learned the truth at an early age,
From a woman of wisdom, a teacher, a sage.
Most boys go wild for big tits and innocence
But I was lucky to stumble on worldly experience.
She taught me to kiss, she taught me to flirt,
She taught me to dance, she taught me to hurt.
When you’re fourteen and crazy with a hole in your heart,
A woman of sixteen can take you apart.
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Older women, they know what you don’t
Older women do what sweet young things won’t
Older women, they won’t be denied
They’re hungrier, deeper, it’s darker inside
For their midlife crisis some men want a trophy,
Well, I like young women, but not to disrobe me
The perfect body, the unfilled head
What do they know? They eat crackers in bed.
Their mothers are better, a touch of gray turns me on.
Like iron in the fire, raising kids makes them strong
That deep kind of beauty doesn’t come without flaws,
It’s risky to flirt with the goddess of menopause
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When you’re 70 years with no hair to be parted
You need a woman of 80 who’s just getting started,
She’s changing the world, and you better adapt,
She’s glowing with love, but she won’t take no crap
When you’re a dirty old man having trouble with equipment
You need a merry old woman with a fiery temperament
A tough lady in purple, white hair wrapped in red,
Just spin me on the dance floor when I can’t dance in bed
Chorus