When I Was a Boy sing and play along

I won't forget when Peter Pan came to my house,

took my hand.

I said I was a boy.

when I'm glad he didn't check.

And I learned to fly;

I learned to fight.

I lived a whole life in one night.

We saved each other's lives out on the pirate deck.

And And I remember that night when leavin' a late night with some friends and I hear somebody tell me it's not safe;

someone should help me.

I need to find me a nice man to walk me home.

When I was a boy,

I scared the pants off of my mom,

climbed what I could climb upon.

that I walked.

And I don't know how I survived.

I guess I knew the tricks that all implants boys to put in;

knew. they got implants to remove.

And you can walk me

home, ting but I was a boy,

too.

I was a kid that would would like,

just a small boy on her bike,

rid when ing topless.

Yeah, when I never cared who saw.

And My neighbor came outside to say,

The "Get your shirt."

I said, "No way.

It's catch the last time;

I'm not breaking any law."

And, and now I'm in this clothing store,

a and the signs say less is more.

More that's tight means more to see,

me more for them, not more for me.

me. And That can't help me climb a tree ten seconds flat.

When I was a boy,

my see that picture?

That was me, grassstained shirt and dusty knees.

that I walked.

And I know things have gotta change.

Now They got pills to sell;

they've got implants dom to put in;

do. they got implants to remove.

But I am not forgetness,

that I was a boy, too.

girl, too.

And you were just like me.

And I was just

like you.