This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
I hope I won't disturb you with this call I'm just in town for such a little while
And I thought perhaps you'd like to hear the news
Jeannie's grades were the highest in the school
Billy sure does look a lot like you I understand your other son does too
And Billy said tell dad I miss him so
These were some little things I thought you'd like to know
Remember Sam and Peg who lived next door
With them it seemed we always laughed so much
Well Sam and Peg don't live there anymore
I understand they broke up just like us
The house we lived in now has been torn down
Of all the things we owned the last to go
A freeway now runs through that part of town
These were some little things I thought you'd like to know
These were some little things that I thought you'd like to know
And I thought perhaps you'd like to hear the news
Jeannie's grades were the highest in the school
Billy sure does look a lot like you I understand your other son does too
And Billy said tell dad I miss him so
These were some little things I thought you'd like to know
Remember Sam and Peg who lived next door
With them it seemed we always laughed so much
Well Sam and Peg don't live there anymore
I understand they broke up just like us
The house we lived in now has been torn down
Of all the things we owned the last to go
A freeway now runs through that part of town
These were some little things I thought you'd like to know
These were some little things that I thought you'd like to know
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Little Things Lyrics as written by Umitarou Abe Milton Nelson
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