For The First Time I’m Starting To Think About My Age

[Chorus]
And for the first time
I’m starting to think about my age
I said, for the first time
I’m starting to think about my age

[Verse 1]
Well, I wake up in the morning, put my boots on
Walk outside into the beating sun
It’s a beating but it’s all I know
It’s all I ever done

[Verse 2]
Come back home with my shoulders sore
Little more sore than they used to before
Sit down to get my socks
And I’m out like a light

[Verse 3]
Wake up in time to catch the evening news
I slowly put back on my shoes
I’m going out
If it’s the last thing I do

[Verse 4]
But now I’m three beers deep and I’m passing out
Switch to tequila, take a Red Bull down
Nailed it
And now I’m closing this bar down

[Pre-Chorus]
Oh, and then the morning comes

[Chorus]
And for the first time
I’m starting to think about my age
I said, for the first time
I’m starting to think about my age

[Verse 5]
Well, I wake up in the morning and I can’t see
My mind is rolling like a tumbleweed
And my mouth is drier
Than an ounce of Mexican weed

[Verse 6]
And I fire up the Harley and the engine roars
My headache shoots to a 10 from a 4
And I’m cursing, counting break lights
Trying to keep my breakfast down

[Verse 7]
Well, life, it used to be fun and games
I never cared about nothing, never felt the pain
It was all about the party and the musics
How we washed it all down

[Verse 8]
But now my hair is thin, my belly shows
And my girl’s the only person at my shows
My skills end here, ain’t no other career
Bout to lose the only thing I ever loved sincere

[Verse 9]
And I can’t pack up, I got no home
I live free, which means I live alone
Still writing sad songs, still getting along
I make one fan for every 12 new songs, yeah, yeah, yeah

[Chorus]
And for the first time
I’m starting to think about my age
I said, for the first time
I’m starting to think about my age