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Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
We are taking it easy
Bright and breezy, yeah
We are living it up
Just fine and dandy, yeah
And it really doesn't matter that we don't eat
And it really doesn't matter if we never sleep
No it really doesn't matter
Really doesn't matter at all
'Coz we are so young now
We are so young, so young now
And when tommorow comes
We can do it all again
We are chasin' the moon
Just running wild and free
We are following through
Every dream and every need

And it really doesn't matter if we don't eat
And it really doesn't matter if we never sleep
No it really doesn't matter
Really doesn't matter at all
'Coz we are so young now
We are so young, so young now
And when tommorow comes
We can do it all again
Yeah, we are so young now
We are so young, so young now
And when tommorow comes
We'll just do it all again
All again, all again, yeah
All again, all again
Yeah, yeah, yeah
So young now
We are so, so young now
And when tommorow comes
We'll just do it all again
Yeah, we are so young now
We are so young, so young now
And when tommorow comes
We'll just do it all again
We are so young
Yeah yeah yeah yeahie yeah
We are so young
Yeah yeah yeah yeahie yeah
We are so young
Yeah yeah yeah yeahie yeah
We are so young
Yeah yeah yeah yeahie yeah

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Ray Smith, born October 30, 1934, died November 29, 1979 (suicide) birthplace Melber, Kentucky. Raised in Paducah, Kentucky, Ray Smith was taught piano at an early age and performed cowboy songs in school. As a teen he was a moonshine bootlegger with his brother-in-law and also worked for Coca-Cola. After a stint in the Air Force, Ray decided to jump on the burgeoning new rock and roll bandwagon, even though he admitted later that at first he hated rock and roll and his main influence was not Elvis, but Faron Young.

Read more about Ray Smith on Last.fm.


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