Sha

Sha

Sha

Thought I'd be a different person, but it's just a different life

If I got married tomorrow, I'd feel like a teenage wife

I am older at the parties, thought that wouldn't bother me

I can tell who's turning thirty versus being twenty-three, oh

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

The girls I knew at sixteen have a friend group of their own

Thought I'd make new friends in college, but majority moved home

My best friend's in New York City, she is beauty, she is grace

And I wonder if we'll ever live again in the same place, oh

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Was it better? I was younger

Different problems, different names

Was it perfect? Was it simple?

Was it more or less the same?

How did it change?

How did I change? How did it change?

How did I change? How did I?

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

I insisted that the faces of my parents couldn't change

But I love how I look like my mama when she was my age

Thought the world only got bigger, I'd be hanging in the park

Throwing balls at cement walls till the sky got dark, oh

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Crying at the supermarket, crying at the DMV

Crying at the doctor's office, crying independently

Growing pains are only growing, it's a new reality

Everything feels more nostalgic in a partial memory, oh

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Was it better? I was younger

Different problems, different names

Was it perfect? Was it simple?

Was it more or less the same?

How did it change?

How did I change? How did it change?

How did I change? How did it change?

How did I change? How did I?

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da

Ba-da-da, ba-da