It was either this, or TMBG's "Older". The song, "Turning Thirty" by Randy Stonehill, was recorded for the Equator album, and the lyrics fit my life 20 years later quite well, except the verse about being a musician who goes out on tour, which I skipped.
It's not that I feel especially introspective at this point
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Tell me about it. I just got the beard right and then you moved across the country. What's a guy to do?
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You are what you think.
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As for the reason for the eye lines -- what do you attribute them to?
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You are what you think.
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Them:
- Extraordinary musical genius
- Conquerer of known world
- Purported savior of universe
Me:
- Not dead yet
So from a certain perspective, I'm ahead.
:)Happy B-day, old man (Score:2, Funny)
Now your cantankerous attitude will recognized as wisdom! Witness 20-year-olds become stupider by the day! Mysterious back pains and ear hair soon to follow! Your three decades on this planet entitle you to more benefits than can be listed here, but you'll know them when they appear.
Enjoy your birthday spankings.
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Turning 30 wasn't so bad (Score:1)
I had a lot tougher time turning 27 once I realized that 27 was 90% of 30. "My God! I might as well BE thirty!"
Thirty-three gave me pause (one-third of a century, after all), as did 35. My dad was 35 when I was born, and my wife and I don't plan to have kids, so it was a generational milestone of sorts.
The 90% of 40 went by without a hitch, as did number 37. I'm to the point where I don't celebrate birthdays any more, I endure them. :)
John