"When I Grew Up" genre: New Age
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	Daryle Ackerman: lead and harmonic vocals, acoustic upright pianoforte
	CD: "Begging Us for Mercy" by [classic] urceus eXit Credits: (Ackerman, Mullen, Duggan)
	Lyrics Now I grew up when a great man walked the Earth The heavens did rejoice when the virgin gave birth He healed the sick; he raised the dead; he made the blind man see But we feared the love he gave so we nailed him to a tree ... Nailed him to a tree ... I grew up when the world was at war Countries killed their native sons and didn't know what for Children played in the fields while the planes flew overhead September `45 saw peace at last with only sixteen million dead ... Only sixteen million dead We all grow up; we all grow old; to only a precious few Will our stories be told so hear what we tell you Look into our eyes; tell us, are we wise Or do we only hope to know what happened a long time ago? Now I grew up with the whole world laid to waste We sold our souls to anger and destroyed the human race Missiles built to keep the peace? well, in the end they killed I don't think we ever did grow up; no, I don't think we ever will I don't think we ever will We all grow up; we all grow old; to only a precious few Will our stories be told so hear what we tell you Look into our eyes; tell us, are we wise Or do we only hope to know what happened a long time ago? copyright (c) (a. d.) 1,990 - (a. d.) 2,002 inclusive [classic] urceus eXit

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