Yitzchok's second single When You Get Younger is a poem about the difference in how children view the rules and behaviors of life versus how adults do.

Lyrics:
Dear grown-ups hear me out
Understand my position before you shout

If I fail to meet the standards that you set
Or if the ethics in which you set store I do forget

It's not an offense I'm committing
Nor a face into which I'm spitting

The issue is that we are different, you and me

Your eyes do not view the world
Like the eyes through which I see

I'm not brainless or dull no I'm not slow at all
Remember when you were a child?
Now your stuck at a desk papers up to your chest
You wish you were still running wild

I'm not nasty or spiteful
I'm not vile or hateful

What's right and what's wrong isn't yet clear to me
So be patient and look at what I'll one day be

Remember the silly ol' things that you did
And the phrase you hated most was he's just a kid

Don't pity me for what I am and don't hate me for what I'm not
I'll be ok because I'm good with what I've already got

You might not be pleased with what is at hand

But maybe when you get younger you'll understand



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Produced by Sruli Friedman
Mixed and Mastered by Charles Myers
Video by Sadya Liberow

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