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Can't I Be Nine? - Scubed
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@cindyrella's lyrics paint such a vivid and delightful picture! Reading them, I could feel the child's excitement and joy almost as plainly as if it were my own memory. I was delighted to have the chance to set Cindy's words to music. A mellow ukulele shuffle - like you might hear around a campfire - felt right to me. Can't I Be Nine? © 2017 Lyrics by Cindy Prince, music by Sharon Stepler I'm looking out the back window Rolling along in the back of the Rambler Headed for Sam A. Baker State Park I'm nine again, the car is full of kids So looking forward to my favorite place We'll set up the tent before it gets dark Chorus I'm back there in my mind The tall pine trees I want to climb The chattering squirrels, the glimmering rocks The rolling hills and the gliding hawks Yes, I'm back there in my mind Today, just for today, can't I be nine? Can't wait to reach the cold water Jump off the rocks into the frigid bliss My teeth still chattering as I seek the sun to dry I dig through mounds of fossilized rocks Wait for the heavenly smell of food on the fire Then curling up in blankets with my sisters by my side Repeat chorus
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