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I don't want to dress in a way that feels constricting and formal I refuse to conform to societal standards of adulthood

I am not interested in fulfilling these expectations if they go against what I desire for myself The idea of growing up implies certain expectations and responsibilities I want to savor this joy and freedom for as long as it lasts I want to hold on to the carefree nature and innocence of childhood I have no desire to take on the responsibilities that come with manhood It speaks to a feeling of wanting to embrace freedom and joy, rather than becoming bogged down by responsibilities and societal norms. Overall, the song seems to express a desire to hold onto childhood and resist the pressure to conform to traditional adult expectations. The final lines of the song assert that Neverland will always be their home of youth and joy, and they will never grow up. The following verses continue to describe the speaker's aversion to growing up and taking on certain responsibilities, such as going to school to learn to be a parent or getting a job. The chorus repeats the sentiment of not wanting to grow up, specifically if it means becoming something they don't want to be. The second verse goes into more detail about the things the speaker doesn't want to do or become, such as wearing a tie or being serious when they get high. The first verse consists of the speaker insisting that they don't want to grow up and be a man, but rather stay a kid for as long as possible. The lyrics to The Fools' "I Won't Grow Up" convey a feeling of a desire to hold on to childhood and resist growing up.