This is about bronies. They communicate by stomping.
Fifteen will get ya twenty
Sixteen will get ya ten
Don't think it can't happen to you cause
It happened to one of my friends
Eighteen fresh out of school
Doin' the right thing playing by the rues but
One day she caught his eye thirty six, twenty four with
A skirt size five. He stepped to and
Asked her name mot ever thinking to
Ask her age she so fine she had
To be grown had he known then what
He knows now.
She was only beauty queen, man oh man how
Could this be so damn fly but only sixteen
Fifteen get ya twenty, sixteen get you ten don't
Think it can't happen to you cause
It happened to one of my friends
Let me tell you about my friend
1997 homecoming queen working hard
On her degree but one hot day she was
Out at the Greek and there he was about
Five foot nine chocolate as cocoa in the middle of
July so fine. He had to be grow
Had she knew then what she knows now.
He was only sixteen with the body of a god and
A face of a king man oh man how could this be
So damn fly but only sixteen
Sixteen will get ya ten
Don't think it can't happen to you cause
It happened to one of my friends
Eighteen fresh out of school
Doin' the right thing playing by the rues but
One day she caught his eye thirty six, twenty four with
A skirt size five. He stepped to and
Asked her name mot ever thinking to
Ask her age she so fine she had
To be grown had he known then what
He knows now.
She was only beauty queen, man oh man how
Could this be so damn fly but only sixteen
Fifteen get ya twenty, sixteen get you ten don't
Think it can't happen to you cause
It happened to one of my friends
Let me tell you about my friend
1997 homecoming queen working hard
On her degree but one hot day she was
Out at the Greek and there he was about
Five foot nine chocolate as cocoa in the middle of
July so fine. He had to be grow
Had she knew then what she knows now.
He was only sixteen with the body of a god and
A face of a king man oh man how could this be
So damn fly but only sixteen
Lyrics submitted by lilstargurl15
15 Will Get You 20 Lyrics as written by Franklin Brooks
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Spirit Music Group
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A lot is said here. My opinion on the older dating thing is if you love them then there shouldn't be nothing with your relashinship. But I guess the LAW doesn't see it that way. I really think this song has a great sense of reality to it.