"2 Bad" genre: Rockabilly
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	The "Mid-Life Crisis" Song. Sounds a little like the Traveling Wilburys.
	CD: The Right Time, The Right Place   Label: Infringement Records Credits: Words & Music: J. Lancashire; Performed by: The Me Myself & I Band
	Story Behind the Song Though the lyrics are comical/pathetic (depending on your point of view), the premise is rather profound: just because a man (or vice versa, for that matter) reaches a certain age, does that mean he's not supposed to be attracted to a beautiful woman who may be barely the legal age? I wanted to make the fantasy girl over 18, because I really wasn't writing about Roman Polanski. And the man who is infatuated is also clearly in denial, though by song's end he seems to have accepted his fate. I know a lot of guys can relate to this, but I'm sure the ladies will have a much different take. Lyrics Too bad you're too young Too bad you're too young Too bad you're too young for me (CHORUS) Wouldn't it be kind of great? If you were not jail bait Too bad you're nineteen Too bad you're nineteen Too bad you're half my age CHORUS Don't call me Grandpa Don't call me Grandpa I'm not a dirty old man CHORUS What mid-life crisis? What mid-life crisis? I call a spade a spade CHORUS Too bad I'm too old Too bad I'm too old Too bad I'm too old for you CHORUS No need for me to sit around and pout Those days are gone without a doubt

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