| Song | Ten Good Years (2007 Digital Remaster) |
| Artist | Nancy Wilson |
| Album | The Nancy Wilson Show |
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| This next little bit is for the ladies, | |
| For Molly's the Dolly's and the Sadie's | |
| For the Mississippi to the old Euphrates | |
| If you long for shoes and rice may I offer this advice? | |
| Ten good years, ten good years | |
| Like it or not all a women has got is ten good years | |
| When there aren't any wrinkles and there isn't any spread | |
| When you're blooming like a flower every hour on the hour | |
| Just like Tommy Manvel said | |
| You better get your man, while the getting is good | |
| You better light that fire | |
| While you still got wood or your dead, yes you're dead | |
| Ten good years, ten good years | |
| Girl aren't Craggy, Haggy or Shaggy | |
| Ten good years, just ten good years | |
| The first year you can afford to be particular | |
| The standard you set are very high | |
| The second year your nose though perpendicular | |
| It's not exactly pointed at the sky | |
| The third year your mother begins to hint a bit | |
| She raves about your sisters darling kids | |
| The Fourth year thru | |
| The seventh you're gathering lint a bit | |
| Then comes the eight you're nearly on the skids | |
| The ninth year you go to Acapulco | |
| And have a thing with a dentist, | |
| You think you're going to have a happy life | |
| The ninth and a half year | |
| You go to the mail box and get a note from the dentist | |
| It's not a bill; he's going back to his wife ahha, ahhaâŚâŚ. | |
| The tenth year arrives, the panic sets in | |
| You're thirty one married your not | |
| So you fix your hair and maybe your chin | |
| And suddenly look what you got, look what you got | |
| Ten good years, ten more good years | |
| Big game or small game | |
| You're back in the ball game it appears | |
| Now honey I give you odds like eight to five | |
| As long as you are breathing as long as you're alive | |
| Put on your powder and throw away your fears | |
| You've got ten, all you got to do is be sure you count them real slow | |
| Ten you got a lot more if you got the right connections. | |
| Ten now Marlene Deitrick is not exactly chopped liver | |
| Ten good years |
| This next little bit is for the ladies, | |
| For Molly' s the Dolly' s and the Sadie' s | |
| For the Mississippi to the old Euphrates | |
| If you long for shoes and rice may I offer this advice? | |
| Ten good years, ten good years | |
| Like it or not all a women has got is ten good years | |
| When there aren' t any wrinkles and there isn' t any spread | |
| When you' re blooming like a flower every hour on the hour | |
| Just like Tommy Manvel said | |
| You better get your man, while the getting is good | |
| You better light that fire | |
| While you still got wood or your dead, yes you' re dead | |
| Ten good years, ten good years | |
| Girl aren' t Craggy, Haggy or Shaggy | |
| Ten good years, just ten good years | |
| The first year you can afford to be particular | |
| The standard you set are very high | |
| The second year your nose though perpendicular | |
| It' s not exactly pointed at the sky | |
| The third year your mother begins to hint a bit | |
| She raves about your sisters darling kids | |
| The Fourth year thru | |
| The seventh you' re gathering lint a bit | |
| Then comes the eight you' re nearly on the skids | |
| The ninth year you go to Acapulco | |
| And have a thing with a dentist, | |
| You think you' re going to have a happy life | |
| The ninth and a half year | |
| You go to the mail box and get a note from the dentist | |
| It' s not a bill he' s going back to his wife ahha, ahha. | |
| The tenth year arrives, the panic sets in | |
| You' re thirty one married your not | |
| So you fix your hair and maybe your chin | |
| And suddenly look what you got, look what you got | |
| Ten good years, ten more good years | |
| Big game or small game | |
| You' re back in the ball game it appears | |
| Now honey I give you odds like eight to five | |
| As long as you are breathing as long as you' re alive | |
| Put on your powder and throw away your fears | |
| You' ve got ten, all you got to do is be sure you count them real slow | |
| Ten you got a lot more if you got the right connections. | |
| Ten now Marlene Deitrick is not exactly chopped liver | |
| Ten good years |
| This next little bit is for the ladies, | |
| For Molly' s the Dolly' s and the Sadie' s | |
| For the Mississippi to the old Euphrates | |
| If you long for shoes and rice may I offer this advice? | |
| Ten good years, ten good years | |
| Like it or not all a women has got is ten good years | |
| When there aren' t any wrinkles and there isn' t any spread | |
| When you' re blooming like a flower every hour on the hour | |
| Just like Tommy Manvel said | |
| You better get your man, while the getting is good | |
| You better light that fire | |
| While you still got wood or your dead, yes you' re dead | |
| Ten good years, ten good years | |
| Girl aren' t Craggy, Haggy or Shaggy | |
| Ten good years, just ten good years | |
| The first year you can afford to be particular | |
| The standard you set are very high | |
| The second year your nose though perpendicular | |
| It' s not exactly pointed at the sky | |
| The third year your mother begins to hint a bit | |
| She raves about your sisters darling kids | |
| The Fourth year thru | |
| The seventh you' re gathering lint a bit | |
| Then comes the eight you' re nearly on the skids | |
| The ninth year you go to Acapulco | |
| And have a thing with a dentist, | |
| You think you' re going to have a happy life | |
| The ninth and a half year | |
| You go to the mail box and get a note from the dentist | |
| It' s not a bill he' s going back to his wife ahha, ahha. | |
| The tenth year arrives, the panic sets in | |
| You' re thirty one married your not | |
| So you fix your hair and maybe your chin | |
| And suddenly look what you got, look what you got | |
| Ten good years, ten more good years | |
| Big game or small game | |
| You' re back in the ball game it appears | |
| Now honey I give you odds like eight to five | |
| As long as you are breathing as long as you' re alive | |
| Put on your powder and throw away your fears | |
| You' ve got ten, all you got to do is be sure you count them real slow | |
| Ten you got a lot more if you got the right connections. | |
| Ten now Marlene Deitrick is not exactly chopped liver | |
| Ten good years |