I won't grow up
I don't wanna go to school
Just to learn to be a puppet
And recite a silly rule
If growing up means it would be
Beneath my dignity to climb a tree
I won't grow up, won't grow up
Won't grow up, not me
I won't grow up
I don't wanna wear a tie
Or a serious expression
In the middle of July
And if it means that I must prepare
To shoulder burdens with a worried air
I'll never grow up, won't grow up
Never gonna grow up, so there
Never gonna be a man, I won't
Like to see somebody try and make me
Anyone who wants to try
And make me turn into a man
Catch me if you can
'Cause I won't grow up
I don't wanna wear a tie
And a serious expression
And try to act just like a guy
'Cause growing up's awfuller than
All the awful things that ever been
And I won't grow up, won't grow up
I won't grow up again
Growing up's awfuller than
All of the awful things that ever been
And I won't grow up, I'll never grow up
I'll never grow up again, not me, not I
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(c) 1954 (Renewed 1982) CAROLYN LEIGH and MARK CHARLAP
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