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(#1) Remember Song
- Tom Rush
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(#2) When You are Old and Gray
- Tom Lehrer
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(#3) People My Age
- John Gorka
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(#4) When I'm Sixty Four
- The Beatles
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(#5) I Remember It Well
- Alan Jay Lerner, Maurice Chevalier, Hermione Gingold
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(#6) I Ain’t Getting Older, I’m Getting Better
- Rufus Thomas
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(#7) Get Up and Go
- Pete Seeger
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(#8) Oh No
- Christine Lavin
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(#9) As Good as I Once Was
- Toby Keith
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(#10) Waltzing Around in the Nude
- Michael Stern
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(#11) 200 Year Old Alcoholic
- The Clancy Brothers
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(#12) I Had But Fifty Cents
- R Crumb & The Cheap Suit Serenaders
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(#13) The Little Old Lady (From Pasadena)
- Jan and Dean
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(#14) Life Gets Tee-Jus Don't It
- James Dunne
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(#15) I’m Growing Older
- Saffire – The Uppity Blues Women
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(#16) Arthritis Blues
- Ramblin' Jack Elliott
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(#17) All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)
- Hank Williams, Jr.
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(#18) Too Old to Cut the Mustard
- Buck Owens
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(#19) 19 Somethin'
- Mark Wills
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(#20) Old Folks Boogie
- Little Feat
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(#21) Older Guy
- Paul Gilbert
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(#22) Good Company
- Queen
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(#23) Never Wed an Old Man
- Pete Seeger
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Are you afraid of aging? The essence of getting old is the process of growth. If we can respect our own growth, embrace the increasing age with a positive and optimistic attitude, and pay attention to the value of life at each stage, this is the meaning of exploring the world. Some great music artists also constantly get new inspirations and create songs with different meanings about the process of getting old.
What we need to understand is not only the decline of body function caused by aging but also the experiences and knowledge that growth brings us. Here are random 23 funny song recommendations about getting old.
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