My daddy says that life comes at you fast We all like blades of grass We come to prime and in time we just wither away And it all changes My view with a looking glass won't catch the past Only photographs remind us of the passing of days Oh nothing stays the same from yesteryears See I recall being afraid of the dark And holding on to teddy bears I'd wrap myself in blankets just to cover me from fears That was then and now I'm here And the night is mine So hear me scream I was too young to understand what it means I couldn't wait til I could be seventeen I thought he lied when he said take my time to dream Now I wish I could freeze the time at seventeen I'm Seventeen Seventeen Seventeen Now I wish I could freeze the time at seventeen My mother said don't forget where you come from, where you've been Always keep your closest friends they can't slip away They keep you grounded Oh keep yourself surrounded with good advice And yeah I guess that sounded nice when I was ten Oh but never were there truer words And I'll my days I've ever heard And when she told me little girl the answer is love So those are words that I keep with me Though the seasons change so quickly Keep them buried in my heart And never fought So hear me scream I was too young to understand what it means I couldn't wait til I could be seventeen I thought he lied when he said take my time to breathe Now I wish I could freeze the time at seventeen I'm Seventeen Seventeen Seventeen Now I wish I could freeze the time at seventeen Bridge: I been goin on, I been growin up I'm a know it all, I don't know enough See I was racing and waiting for the day that I would be old enough Guess I'll be patient and pace myself gotta prepare for when goings rough So hear me scream I was too young to understand what it means I couldn't wait til I could be seventeen I thought he lied when he said take my time to breathe Now I wish I could freeze the time at seventeen I'm Seventeen Seventeen Seventeen Now I wish I could freeze the time at seventeen
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