I Won't Forget When Peter Pan Came To My House, Took My Hand

I Said I Was A Boy; I'm Glad He Didn't Check.

I Learned To Fly, I Learned To Fight

I Lived A Whole Life In One Night

We Saved Each Other's Lives Out On The Pirate's Deck.

And I Remember That Night

When I'm Leaving A Late Night With Some Friends

And I Hear Somebody Tell Me It's Not Safe, Someone Should Help Me

I Need To Find A Nice Man To Walk Me Home.

When I Was A Boy, I Scared The Pants Off Of My Mom,

Climbed What I Could Climb Upon

And I Don't Know How I Survived,

I Guess I Knew The Tricks That All Boys Knew.

And You Can Walk Me Home, But I Was A Boy, Too.



I Was A Kid That You Would Like, Just A Small Boy On Her Bike

Riding Topless, Yeah, I Never Cared Who Saw.

My Neighbor Come Outside To Say, "Get Your Shirt,"

I Said "No Way, It's The Last Time I'm Not Breaking Any Law."

And Now I'm In A Clothing Store, And The Sign Says Less Is More

More That's Tight Means More To See, More For Them, Not More For Me

That Can't Help Me Climb A Tree In Ten Seconds Flat



When I Was A Boy, See That Picture? That Was Me

Grass-stained Shirt And Dusty Knees

And I Know Things Have Gotta Change,

They Got Pills To Sell, They've Got Implants To Put In, They've Got Implants To Remove

But I Am Not Forgetting

That I Was A Boy Too



And Like The Woods Where I Would Creep, It's A Secret I Can Keep

Except When I'm Tired, Except When I'm Being Caught Off Guard

I've Had A Lonesome Awful Day, The Conversation Finds Its Way

To Catching Fire-flies Out In The Backyard.

And I Tell The Man I'm With About The Other Life I Lived

And I Say Now You're Top Gun, I Have Lost And You Have Won

And He Says, "Oh No, No, Can't You See

When I Was A Girl, My Mom And I We Always Talked

And I Picked Flowers Everywhere That I Walked.

And I Could Always Cry, Now Even When I'm Alone I Seldom Do

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