Wanna be young the rest of my life
Never say no try anything twice
Til the angels come and ask me to fly
Gonna be 18 til I die 18 til I die
Can't live forever that's wishful thinkin'
Who ever said that must of bin' drinkin'
Don't wanna grow up I don't see why
I couldn't care less if time flies by
18 til I die gonna be 18 til I die
Ya it sure feels good to be alive
Someday I'll be 18 goin' on 55! 18 til I die
Anyway I just wanna say
Why bother with what happened yesterday
It's not my style I live for the minute
If ya wanna stay young get both feet in it 18 til I die
A 'lil bit of this a 'lil bit of that
'Lil bit of everything gotta get on track
It's not how ya look, it's what ya feel inside
I don't care when I don't need ta know why
18 til I die gonna be 18 til I die
Ya it sure feels good to be alive
Someday I'll be 18 goin' on 55! 18 til I die
Ya there's one thing for sure I'm sure gonna try
Don't worry 'bout the future
Forget about the past
Gonna have a ball ya we're gonna have a blast
Gonna make it last
Bryan Guy Adams (born November 5, 1959) is a Canadian singer-songwriter, musician, photographer, and activist who has achieved international fame. Known for his powerful raspy voice and catchy melodies, Adams has sold over 100 million albums worldwide, becoming one of the most popular singer-songwriters of the 1980s and 1990s. His repertoire spans from rock to pop, with influences from hard rock and blues. Among his most notable hits are "Summer of '69", "Heaven", "Everything I Do (I Do It for You)" and "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You". Adams is also a successful photographer, having collaborated with major magazines like Rolling Stone and published photography books. He is active in various humanitarian causes, supporting organizations such as Amnesty International.
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