Old Enough - Skatt Bros

She's old enough She knows enough She's thrown up So throw her Out to me And I'll treat her like she was mine Not my belief You got your way and I'll get mine And I can't eat I can't sleep I want to thank you for coming And why do we always laugh While we're in this discussion Should've known enough Never grown enough Alone enough To know my Way will be the path I wanted to try If it fails to be good for me... Good for me than I'd rather die And I can't eat I can't sleep I want to thank you for coming And why do we always laugh While we're in this discussion Back woods always lead to something Bury her cause her time was cut thin All the while we just stood and stared Never cared to help we just got carried away Lately it seems like my dreams have started to die It occured to me on the inside I guess so have I And I can't eat I can't sleep I want to thank you for coming And why do we always laugh ...well the last ones comin' Stand right here on my own two feet Enjoy it now cause it won't repeat Someway... somehow... the things that keep me alive Aren't living here anymore

Higher than the mountains, taller than the trees Bigger than the moon above, deeper than the seas Oh, that's how I feel now my love is real Yeah, I'm old enough to love Stronger than the winds that blow, brighter than the sun Greater than the stars that glow, you're my only one Holding you, holding you close now at last I know Yes, I'm old enough to love Higher than the mountains, taller than the trees Bigger than the moon above, deeper than the seas Oh, that's how I feel now my love is real Yes, I'm old enough to love Old enough to love

Neon lights draw me like a moth to a flame Mama raised me right That just leaves me to blame When I get a little sideways on a honky tonk tear I'm old enough to know better But I'm still too young to care Cowgirls with an attitude Boots and tight blue jeans Take my mind off doin' right, and doin' other things When the weekend's gone I won't have a dime to spare I'm old enough to know better But I'm still too young to care Monday morning I wake up With a hammer in my hand The boss man yelling something at me That I don't understand I don't know how I got to work But I sure know I'm there I'm old enough to know better But I'm still too young to care, eh! When the eagle flies on Friday Well, he barely leaves the ground I've got just enough left to get dressed up And head back to town Boss says, "Son, having all that fun Won't get you anywhere" I'm old enough to know better But I'm still too young to care Monday morning I wake up With a hammer in my hand The boss man yelling something at me That I don't understand I don't know how I got to work But I sure know I'm there I'm old enough to know better But I'm still too young to care I'm old enough to know better But I'm still too young to care

You look pretty in your fancy dress But I detect unhappiness You never speak so I have to guess You're not free Yeah, well maybe when you're old enough You'll realize that you're not so tough And some days the seas get rough And you'll see You're too young to have it figured out You think you know what you're talking about You think it will all work itself out But we'll see When I was young, I thought I knew You probably think you know, too Do you? Well, do you? I was naive just like you, I thought I knew exactly what I wanted to do Well, what you gonna do? What a fool And how have you gotten by so far Without having no visible scar Knowing, knowing who you really are That can't see Wake up little Suzy, wake up Wake up little Suzy, wake up Wake up little Suzy, wake up Wake up little Suzy, wake up What you gonna do? What you gonna do now? What you gonna do? What you gonna do now? What you gonna do? What you gonna do now? What you gonna do? What you gonna do now? What you gonna do now? Yeah The only way you'll ever learn a thing Is to admit that you know absolutely nothing Oh, nothing Think about this carefully You might not get another chance to speak freely Oh, freely, yeah Maybe, when you're old enough Maybe, when you're old enough Maybe, when you're old enough You're not free, yeah, you're not free