I used to sleep on Saturday morning 'till half past ten
And every dollar I made was one I'd spend
Every night out having fun, grocery shopping just once a month
But I wouldn't trade what I have now for then
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I've got too little money, too little time
Too much laundry hangin' on the line
Too little sleep, too much to do
Could complain but I've got little reason to
I love my life just the way it is
With one good man and two little kids
With the kids asleep behind their bedroom doors
We split a beer and watch the stars from our front porch
With his hand holding mine, I smile and close my eyes
I know that I couldn't ask for more
[Chorus]
Someday I'll have time to rest and save a little cash
Look back at the good ol day's when we had
[Chorus]
With one good man and two little kids
And every dollar I made was one I'd spend
Every night out having fun, grocery shopping just once a month
But I wouldn't trade what I have now for then
[Chorus]
I've got too little money, too little time
Too much laundry hangin' on the line
Too little sleep, too much to do
Could complain but I've got little reason to
I love my life just the way it is
With one good man and two little kids
With the kids asleep behind their bedroom doors
We split a beer and watch the stars from our front porch
With his hand holding mine, I smile and close my eyes
I know that I couldn't ask for more
[Chorus]
Someday I'll have time to rest and save a little cash
Look back at the good ol day's when we had
[Chorus]
With one good man and two little kids