Lori McKenna - My age

^GWhen you're my age I hope the world is ^Ckinder Than it ^Emseems to ^Dbe right ^Cnow ^GAnd I hope the front page isn't just a ^Creminder Of how we ^Emkeep ^Dletting each other ^Cdown

^BmWhen I was your age Things didn't seem to be this ^Chard ^BmRiding bikes out on the street Playing ^Ctag in ^Dthe ^Cbackyard

^GYou'll outgrow your shoes ^DYou'll outgrow your bed ^EmYou'll outgrow this house ^CJust don't forget ^GWhen you're all grown up ^DBut you don't feel that way ^EmYou're still gonna ^Dbe my ^Cbaby Even when you're my ^Gage

^GWhen you're my age You'll still be full^C of questions That I w^Emish I had^D the answ^Cers to right now ^GAnd those hard times might make you second-^Cguess it But I bet ^Emlove ^Dwill still be making the world go ^Cround

^BmWhen I was your age I didn't worry like I think you ^Cdo ^BmBack then, innocence was something You coul^Cd hold ^Don t^Co

^GYou'll outgrow your shoes ^DYou'll outgrow your bed ^EmYou'll outgrow this house ^CJust don't forget ^GWhen you're all grown up ^DBut you don't feel that way ^EmYou're still gonna ^Dbe my ^Cbaby Even when you're my ^Gage

^GWhen you have kids someday I hope you teach the^Cm the Lord's Prayer Before t^Emhey go to^D bed at n^Cight ^GLike my daddy did for me And his mothe^Cr before him Cause some^Emthing^D about it just keep^Cs you right

^BmAnd I hope you don't work too mu^Cch overtime ^BmSo you can be right there beside them When they clo^Cse thei^Dr li^Cttle eyes

^GCause they'll outgrow their shoes ^DThey'll outgrow their beds ^EmThey'll outgrow that house ^CAnd you can't stop it ^GLife will line your face ^DTime will turn the page ^EmBut they're still gonna ^Dbe your ^Cbabies ^EmJust like you're still g^Donna be ^Cmy baby ^GEven when you're my age