When I was barely twenty
My records were LP's;
The needle kept on skipping,
The woofers buzzed like bees.
When thirty years had passed me
I piled up eight-track tapes
Until they reached the ceiling
And toppled on the drapes.
When forty years attacked me,
Cassette tapes were my bag.
I put them in my walkman
And watched my belly sag.
Then fifty years did find me
With CD's everywhere;
My belly still was sagging
But now I didn't care.
As sixty fast approaches
My kids urge an iPod.
I tell them it won't happen
Without an act of God.
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