Wrinkles

Diamond Rio

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Intro - - - - (verse 1) Gettin? out of the tub all drawn up like a raisin Showed my fingers to my Daddy while he was shavin Said look at my toes Dad what?s wrong with my skin - Will this go away will I be normal again (verse 2) Well he picked me up and set me down on the hamper Wiped off his face while he gave me the answer It was the first time I noticed lines in his grin As he dabbed a little foam on the end of my chin he said Those wrinkles ain?t nothin? to be scared of They?re just a product of time and true love Some are gonna come and go Some are gonna come and stay -- - - - Son you?re still young you?re gonna be ok (verse 3) Well I walked down the hall saw my mom gettin ready For a long over due date dinner with Daddy She was cussin those crows feet didn?t know I was listenin? Started talkin? ?bout her younger years And how much she missed them and I said Those wrinkles ain?t nothin? to be scared of They?re just a product of time and true love Some are gonna come and go Some are gonna come and stay Mom you?re still look young you?re gonna be ok (bridge) As I get a little older I?m startin? to get a few And I?m sure I gave Mom and Dad at least one or two We?re all gonna have ?em there ain?t no doubt But those wrinkles in life ain?t nothin? you can?t iron out ------>no chordE - - Those wrinkles ain?t nothin? to be scared of Some are gonna come and go Some are gonna come and stay - I still feel young you?re gonna be ok Those wrinkles ain’t nothin’ to be scared of Outro - - - -

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