♪ I grew up in a family With six kids in the middle What a big old tree And all our friends Walked a different road We went to church on Sunday And school at home I used to hate it So long ago But the older I get The less I know ♪ When I moved away I got to see the world I learned about the bottle And sundressed girl I saw forgiveness As an old tall tale And I thought if I don't make it on the radio Then I failed And life was best If it never slowed But the older I get The less I know Nothing is black or white, it's gray Everything changes and that's okay Everybody's left alright it seems But none of them are looking out for you and me Just gotta be honest and give away love And walk to the beat of your own damn drum Or maybe you should take everything that I'm saying And let it go Cause the older I get The less I know ♪ Somebody can call me No difference still Cause you can find my bones On a couple hills I used to think I'd reap what I sow But the older I get The less I know Nothing is black or white, it's gray Everything changes and that's okay Everybody's left alright it seems But none of them are looking out for you and me Just gotta be honest and give away love And walk to the beat of your own damn drum Or maybe you should take everything that I'm saying And let it go Cause the older I get The less I know ♪ Someone's eyes Staring up at me They look like their mama And they're just as sweet A million questions On their tongue So I make up an answer For everyone They'll do the same when Cause the older we get The less we know The older I get The less I know ♪