Paroles de You're not here to scold me
Hugh X. Lewis
(you're not here to scold me anymore)
I wipe my shoes when i come through the door and i quit dropping ashes on the floor
Every day i tidy up our room i've become an expert with the broom
I'm not with the guys night after night i don't stay out no more till broad day light
I don't do anything i did before oh but you're not here to scold me anymore
The silly little fights we had nobody understood
When i was bad then you got mad but even that was good
I changed a lot why i don't even snore oh but you're not here to scold me anymore
( strings )
My clothes i used to just throw down i now hang up myself
My razor blades and grooving aids i put back in the shelf
And i threw away that silly hat i wore oh but you're not here to scold me anymore
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Paroles de you're not here to scold me de hugh x. lewis.




