Old Folks

About Old Folks

"Old Folks at Home" (also known as "Swanee River") is a minstrel song written by Stephen Foster in 1851. Since 1935 it has been the official state song of Florida, although in 2008 the original lyrics were revised.

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2000

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I don't know I'm born, I'm only young
I don't have a choice, you know I'm only young
I'm getting older, I'm getting smaller
Everybody tells you, "you've got to walk taller"
You did a war, and now you're poor
And like your friends, you're gonna get it in the end 

You've heard it all before
You can't go on much more
It's not like I think
The old folks are losers
They can't work computers
They die in December time 

Can't put it off, you put it on
Don't ever stop, it doesn't last long
The younger folk, they
Don't understand, they
Back in the day, they
You're gonna get it in the end 

You heard it all before
You can't go on much more
Its not like I think
The old folks are losers
They can't work computers
They die in December time 

Fall down for no reason
The churches are heaving
The old folks, they live the life 

I'm down on the floor, I'll settle down, do what I tell ya.
You're gonna get it in the end,
You're gonna get it in the end 

The old folks are losers, they can't work computers
The old folks are losers, they can't work computers 

The old folks are losers
They can't work computers
They die in December time 

Fall down for no reason
The churches are heaving
The old folks remember why 

The old folks are losers
They can't work computers
They die in December time

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