When I am old, I shall sport ruby lips
& red hats,
I´ll don lilac lace sleeves, to hide my
wings of bats,
Down Delaney Street I´ll go, singing blues
& old jazz,
And my old jelly hips will jive to all that
razzmatazz.
When I am old, I´ll dance, prance &
skip on my way,
I shall rattle my bracelets, & strings
of beads I´ll sway,
And beneath my red hats & my raging old
razzmatazz,
I shall show the world, that I´ve not yet
lost all my snazz.
I may be stiff limbed, but my feet shall
still be tapping,
My joints unlimbered, but my hands, I´ll
still be clapping,
And within my red-hatted head, I shall still
keep the beat,
Oh no honey, old age, will never stop these
dancing feet.
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