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Things just ain't the way they to be
Things I thought I remembered well different now to me
For adult eyes can surprise a Childhood memory
No, things just the way they used to be

The windows at the school seem as tall
As I remember do the fountains in the hall
And that fifth grade teacher wasn't at all
No, things just ain't the way used to be

The playground seem as big somehow
And I could put a right through the office window now
And I now why chewing gum in school was not allowed
No, things just ain't the way used to be

Butch Carter used to keep us afraid
bust the lip of any kid who dared get in his way
I wish ole' Butch was here in front of me today
'Cause, things just ain't the way used to be

I wish I have grown into the man
That I pictured as a child and filled those childhood
I'd do it right if only I could live my again
But things just ain't the way they to be

alleys unfamiliar streets,
Places mama told me I should set my feet
Well today I know exactly where those streets and alleys
'Cause things just ain't the way they to be

Buck is no longer unemployed,
Uncle has settled down with age and rarely gets annoyed
And now I hear Carter's gone to workin' for the Lord
No, just ain't the way they used to be
No, just ain't the way they used to be