Kiss and Tell
Kiss And Tell
I’ve never been one to kiss and tell
About the many girls I knew so well
When I was young I had so much fun
But when I got married, those days were done
I sowed my oats, I played the field
And those memories will always be sealed
But it’s fun to look back on those younger ways
And remember those wild college days
But I grew up like all men should
And bought a house in a nice neighborhood
Found a wife and settled down
And became a respectable citizen in our town
Now the parties I attend come with age
As I blow out the candles at another stage
What use to be important has long gave way
To the comfortable life I know today
In my life I have been blessed with much
Health, family, a good job, and such
Some would say I’m lucky and I’d have to agree
My life has been bright from how I see
I’ve never been one to kiss and tell
Or tell the stories I remember so well
What I rather talk about isn’t in the past
Cause the present time goes bye too fast
For I’ve never been happier or been more blessed
Then when I lay my little boy down to rest
And I look at the face of my beautiful son
And realize my best days are yet to come
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